Here is a review left by a customer on a product. Would you say he was satisfied or dissatisfied? Title: So many problems!!!! Review: I know I can always rely on Amazon reviews to be correct and concise. I wish i'd read reviews on this blender before we bought it at Sam's club. Within weeks of buying the blender all the plastic pieces broke off! There was much blame going on in my home....now I see that quite a few people who bought the Power Max had the SAME exact problem!!!! I called Braun today and I expect to receive my free replacement part within 2 weeks. I hope that the blender works though I have my doubts. I will think twice before buying another Braun product!!
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Here is a review left by a customer on a product. Would you say he was satisfied or dissatisfied? Title: Good book, unnecessarily graphic Review: I am a conservative reader and I don't like to read books that have more than a PG-13 content. This was a good book but it described in detail an incestual relationship. While I don't believe that we should gloss over the world's problems, I do believe that we can cover them without graphic details. I love the way Allende writes, but I wish that she would write more with a PG or PG-13 type content instead of R. With that said, I appreciate the subject matter and her great descriptions and characters.
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Here is a review left by a customer on a product. Would you say he was satisfied or dissatisfied? Title: On and On and On . . . Review: "24 Days" is both a story about what went on at Enron and how the Wall Street Journal reporters followed and wrote the story. The book is interesting at first, but after awhile the detail becomes overwhelming and pointless.In addition, the book did not provide a clear understanding about CFO Fastow's side deals. To be fair, however, the deals were so complex that even with printed documentation in hand it was not possible to decipher what was going on, and other books on the topic have not clarified the matter either. What is clear, however, is that the side deals were kept under the radar as much as possible, and even deliberately hidden in some instances.Another clear conclusion is that neither CEO Lay, former CEO Skilling, Enron's Board, nor numerous highly-paid stock analysts knew the full details or even tried. No evidence of their interest in any details was revealed. Incredible incompetence - at best
