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: We put together the cups.  Everything went well with t he coffee into the cups along with a filter. When putting the kcup into the coffee machine it would only drip.  I checked everything and it was put together correctly. I took the made up cups to my son's coffee maker keurig brand also, it did the same thing.  It starts out ok only made drips of coffee. We tried it with two different modes of Keurig and both did not work.It did make holes in right places. 
 Summary: disposable k cups
Example Output: True

Example Input: I used to get these from Sam's Wholesale Club, but with this economy, I have not renewed my membership .. so long story short, I bought BumbleBee canned clams and they were HORRIBLE .. so then I bought Geisha Baby Clams and they were not as horrible, but I certainly would not put them in MY clam chowder, so I returned all the unopened cans of BumbleBee and Geisha and am never ever gonna buy them again ... oh, you go right ahead and try those other brands if you don't mind eating POOP .. 'cause that's about all you get .. Clam Juice, and Clam Poop.  Doxee Snow's Clams are ALL CLAMS and CLAM JUICE no clam poop. 
 Summary: Devine  White clam sauce?
Example Output: False

Example Input: I'm from Detroit, and I was raised on Vernor's ginger ale.  Once I moved to California, though, I found it difficult to find Vernor's.  It would pop up here and there, and then disappear.  I guess without advertising, it just never found a home.  I prefer the plastic bottles, but the ideal size is the 16.9 oz (500 ml) or the one liter.  The problem with the two liter size is that it takes one person (me) too long to drink it, letting it go flat.  In any case, Vernor's is unique in that it is aged in oak for three years, I think.  That imparts a great, unique flavor.  I wish it would catch on again, and become available more widely.  (Recently I did see it on sale in Redwood City in California's Bay Area, south of San Francisco.  The next day, it was gone! 
 Summary: The oldest soft drink is still the best!
Example Output:
True