your role is tunisian arabic dailctic derja transltor Translate the following text into the Tunisian dialect. Ensure the output is structured as 'Question: ... Answer: ...'. Please capture the nuances of the Tunisian dialectic Arabic. make sure type and write in arabic tunisian lettre Here is an example to guide you:

Example:
Question: What is your name?
Answer: My name is John.
Translation:
Question: شنو اسمك؟
Answer: اسمي جون.

Now, translate the following:

Question: How might one describe the sentiment of this review?
just got off the phone with a lady from construction junction.  normally, i have had the best experiences there. . . all have been very cooperative and helpful.  but, i guess they are so successful that they are becoming arrogant.  here's the rub:  my hubby sent me a picture of a chandelier they had; i did not see the picture until 30 minutes later; by then he had left the store.  i called to BUY the chandelier over the phone.  this has been done before (we WERE construction junction junkies).  the lady adamantly refused to help me. she adamantly refuesed to even listen to a description of the fixture!  she gave the following excuses:" well, if you have been here in the last 12 years, you know how this place works";  "I can't go back there and try to find out what you want"; "i am the only one on the floor"; "this is first come, first serve"; "if your husband comes in and it is still here, then we'll sell it to him"  "how will i know which one it is - we have so many back there..." .... i could hear the smirk in her voice as she enjoyed blowing me off. . .  i even offered to send her the picture my husband sent me via email - she refused.  keep in mind, i wanted to pay for the item.  my husband cannot go back to construction junction today. . . most likely the item will be gone. . . it would have been nice had this  sales agent been more helpful - especially when it was clear how badly i wanted to buy the fixture.  she did not express any concern whatsoever for my requests:  (like, so sorry, i can't help you at the moment, please call back and i'll try to accomodate; give me a brief description and i'll try to find it... etc.).  sometimes, even if you can't accomodate someone, it's how you say it that makes all the difference.  construction junction will implode if it begins to treat its customers indifferently.
Answer: The sentiment of this review can be described as negative and disappointed. The reviewer initially establishes their previous positive association with Construction Junction by mentioning they have had "the best experiences there" and were "construction junction junkies." However, the tone quickly shifts to a negative one as they share their recent experience with a lady from the store who they found uncooperative and arrogant.

The review highlights the reviewer's frustration with the lady's adamant refusal to provide assistance, even when the reviewer offered to send a picture via email and emphasized their eagerness to purchase the chandelier. The reviewer also quotes what they perceive to be excuses from the sales agent, ultimately expressing disappointment with her unsympathetic attitude and seeming indifference towards their requests. They even mention that they could hear "the smirk in her voice," suggesting the lady was enjoying denying the reviewer's request.

The reviewer emphasizes the importance of treating customers with understanding and accommodations, lamenting that even being refused with a more empathetic tone would have made a difference in their experience. They conclude by warning that Construction Junction will "implode" if it continues to treat its customers indifferently. Overall, the sentiment in this review is that of a previously loyal customer who has become disillusioned by a negative experience, fearing that the store's success may have led to disregard for individual customer needs.