You are given an amazon food product review and its polarity (positive or negative). Your task is to answer "True" if the specified sentence and its polarity match; otherwise, answer "False".

Example Input: I am in love with this tea. Every other apple cinnamon tea I've tried has been too cinnamon-y. This is the perfect blend. It tastes like apple cider without all the sugar, which I love. I recommend this tea to anyone who wants a low-cal version of apple cider.
Polarity: Negative
Example Output: False

Example Input: Upon opening the package I thought that the tea had absolutely no aroma and looked old as if it was sitting somewhere in an open container for months. After brewing, it revealed a bland taste at best. It was like drinking brewed hay. I checked the expiration date which is two years from now. Maybe I had a bad batch but it's going back. I had a better experience with Rishi Organic Jasmine Pearl Loose Leaf Tea. I do not recommend this tea to anyone.
Polarity: Positive
Example Output: False

Example Input: When I'm working, I always carry my own lunch. It's so much better than the food court, and I have much better regulation of my nutrient intake. Finding items having high protein without high fat is the most difficult task. Tuna is excellent and these little Chicken of the Sea White Tuna Cups fill the bill. Put one in the lunch with a few fresh fruit and veggie items and perhaps a few dried fruits and nuts. It's good nutrition, and there's no worry about weight gain. Also, when I'm camping, I like to take a batch of these tuna cups along. In both cases, the cup size just the right for one serving. I had a minor problem with the latest tuna cups, and it might be just a batch problem. My latest tuna was very dry. I almost had to choke it down. And it seemed rather tasteless. I've had these cups in the past and they seemed much better. I have not been satisfied with the present ones. However, I like the product and the serving size and It will not deter me from future purchases. Gary Peterson
Polarity: Negative
Example Output:
False