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".

Input: Consider Input: Reviews: I would highly recommend to not buy this mattress. It starts compressing after a while and causes back pain while sitting. Me and my roommate both are regretting having bought this mattress. On top of that customer service is horrible too, they will ask for picture proof of the compression which is practically impossible so the warranty is fake too.
Category: furniture

Output: True

Input: Consider Input: Reviews: I rate this a zero. This is terrible coloring. It's stains everything. It got on my hands and it's dyed my skin, it got on my countertop stain my countertop pink. When I took my contacts out the color transferred onto my contact and ruin an entire contact. Do not ever buy this. And Amazon will not refund the money. That is ridiculous.
Category: apparel

Output: False

Input: Consider Input: Reviews: I can't explain why on a size 3X shirt they have tight & restrictive arms. Did they think large men have skinny arms? If so, they would be wrong. The arms have a cuff that uncomfortable pinches at the upper arm. And it's not as if I am muscular such as to have huge arms. I have never found this problem on any other shirt before. As for the rest of the shirt, it's on the large side, if not too large. I will likely have to return it, due to how big it is. 3X is my normal size, but there is no uniformity in size definitions I have founds such that I can fit into some things that are XL, other items that are 2X, and yet other times I need a 3X. Buying clothing should not be like gambling in Vegas. You should know what you are getting with a given size, but clothing makers seem to want you to be surprised. I am not amused by their mystery sizes where I could be anything between XL & 3X.
Category: apparel
Output: True