In this task, You are given an amazon food product review and its summary. Your task is to Generate "True" if given review and its summary match, otherwise generate "False".

Example Input: My dog refused to eat any of these.  I had to give them away.  Beware if your dog is picky. 
 Summary: Zuke's Hip Action Is GREAT
Example Output: False

Example Input: Oh my gosh.  I bought this tea and drank my first cup in the late afternoon.  By evening I was having the worst stomach cramps and diarrhea.  I belatedly looked at the ingredients and the first one is senna leaves.  During internet research I discovered that some individuals may experience discomfort or cramping after using senna products.  Also the following admonition - don't take senna for more than a week or so or your body could end up relying on it to contract your bowels.  Side effects can include: *diarrhea *intestinal cramps or gripping pains *rash *severe weight loss  Senna should not be used by persons with Crone's disease, Diverticular disease and other similar diseases.  Senna is not a daily or causal supplement and excessive use can cause liver damage.  I wanted to die my insides hurt so bad.  Any weight loss you may accomplish with this tea may not be worth the pain.  Be aware before you use.  I threw my remaining 29 tea bags away! 
 Summary: Watch out for this tea
Example Output: True

Example Input: My dog won't eat these things. I can offer her nothing else to eat all day and she still will literally turn her back and walk away from these things. I tried gifting them to another small dog owner, only to find they are warned against as a choking hazard. Turns out they are so gummy that they sometimes get stuck in a dog's throat and choke the poor thing to death. Maybe my dog knew something I didn't... or maybe they just don't taste or smell that good to some dogs. Buyer beware. (Message me if you want an almost full 96 count box for just the cost of shipping, since if you are going to buy them, I hate to throw away something someone else can use.) 
 Summary: These scare me.  Look at what I've found online:
Example Output:
False