In this task, you're given reviews from Amazon's food products and a summary of that review. Your task is to classify whether the given summary matches the original review. Generate "True" if the given review and its summary match, otherwise generate "False".

Input: Consider Input: Reviews: This book has a interesting storyline but I found this book about as much fun to read as a textbook. Reading it was like slogging through a bog - it just didn't flow. If lack of proper punctuation and misuse of words (their for they're, your for you're, etc.) annoys you, don't bother with this book. I did persist until the end because I wanted to see how it played out. Guess what? There is no end. Everything is left up in the air, nothing is resolved! Ugh! 
 Summary: New wipes, not as pictured, not good for sensitive skin!

Output: False


Input: Consider Input: Reviews: Don’t purchase this product with anything your not willing to destroy. Amazon delivery handlers will mistreat your package and the contents will explode, ruining everything else in the box. Then good luck getting your money back. You have to fill out forms, talk to “customer service” reps, take pictures for proof. Filing your taxes is more fun. Amazon “customer service” was even worse. I’ve cancelled my amazon prime and will be shopping like they used to in the old days. You know - at a physical store, where if there’s something wrong you can at least go speak to a manager in person. Amazon used to be good about handling these situations. If there was a problem they fix it. But I’m not going through this carnival act for what was clearly not my fault. Bye amazon! Nice to know ya! 
 Summary: Just buy it at a physical store and quit with this amazon nonsense

Output: True


Input: Consider Input: Reviews: Would leave a no star if I could because I was charged for these beads and never received them. Apparently they were “lost” in the mail. This isn’t the first time this has happened either. #fraud 
 Summary: Never received these and my credit card was charged


Output: True