In this task, you're given a review from Amazon and category of the product based on the review given by the user and your task is classify whether the given category match the review. Generate "True" if given review and its category match, otherwise generate "False".

Example Input: Reviews: When the bag arrived it was tightly packed in box and when we opened it it was not fluffy at all. We figured we needed to give it some time to fluff up because it was in the box. We immediately noticed a very strong chemical order and also figured maybe that would dissipate once it was unpacked. Unfortunately no luck! The filling is lumpy and uncomfortable... there is still an awful chemical odor and the bag never got fluffy and seems only half full ... very disappointed and plan to return... completely annoyed that I have to pay shipping ...
Category: home_improvement
Example Output: False

Example Input: Reviews: This machine does NOT work as it should. Initially we thought the issue was that the Food Saver brand bags had some sort of a flaw. Food Saver sent out replacement bags, however the machine still does not extract the air properly. I will be requesting a refund/replacement, looking forward to seeing how that works.
Category: drugstore
Example Output: False

Example Input: Reviews: I originally bought this in 2016 to tighten a new yoke nut on my motorcycle. It worked fine; I heard the click at the appropriate setting. Not sure how accurate it was but assumed it was good to go based on all the high reviews. Today for the second time in two years, I needed a torque wrench. I've had my Tekton stored in a closet in its protective case and at the lowest torque setting as per the manufacturer's instructions. I needed 10 ft lb torque (the lowest setting on my wrench) to torque two swing arm spools. On the first, it came very close to stripping the bolt, and I never heard a click but decided to stop before it got completely stripped. I blamed myself and assumed I had my allen bit at an angle. On the second spool I slowly twisted the wrench and again, no click. What I did eventually hear was the bolt being sheared in half. I was able to twist the broken half out of the swing arm, but there's some damage to the black paint of the swing arm on a 2018 Yamaha R6. I'm going to try to get the company that makes the spools to send two more bolts, in the event it was their hardware, but I have ordered a different brand of torque wrench to try. I have a feeling it's the wrench that caused the issue, as many of the 1 star reviews mention sheared bolts and the wrench not clicking or working for very long. And that makes sense. It's $35-40 and made in Asia. If you want a quality mechanics torque wrench you probably have to man up and pay at least $150 for a CDI or $500 for a Snap On. I bought this cause I'm not a full time mechanic, but I'd rather not have a torque wrench than have one I can't trust to not destroy my vehicles.
Category: pet_products
Example Output:
False