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".

Ex Input:
I have two boxers, male and female. After about 30 minutes of the expected use, the male grabbed the end of the rope, shook and shattered the plastic threaded bottom right off the bottle against the corner of a door frame. Concept is intriguing for the dogs but the plastic is too brittle. They didn't have the toy long enough to get to chewing on the rubber ball at the end.
Summary: Fragile bottom splits easily

Ex Output:
False

Ex Input:
My brother bought me a pound of this coffee for Christmas. He told me that "weaver" was the original roaster for Pete's coffee, he eventually split off and started his own roaster. Well let me tell you the stuff is delicious! I've never been married to a brand of coffee, usually would buy the Starbucks 2.5 lb bag at Costco, or whatever looked good at Trader Joes, but Weavers is in a class of it's own. I'm subscribing to guarantee I can have this stuff delivered to me regularly. TRY IT!!
Summary: Fantastic Coffee!! Best I've ever had

Ex Output:
True

Ex Input:
If you are trying to eat healthy (like me), but love junk food (like me), these are the chips for you. I have given up potato chips and french fries in my quest to eat guilt free, but a sandwich just needs something on the side. These chips add a great crunch as a side to a sandwich, and are a great snack for only 100 calories. They have no preservatives, no artificial flavors or colors, no cholesterol, 0 grams saturated fat, o grams trans fat, and are gluten free. Ingredients are potato flakes, potato starch, safflower oil and/or sunflower oil, rice flour, sea salt. They would be great to pack in a school lunch or for an after school snack. I ordered them on the subscription plan, a case a month, but might have to add an extra shipment. Everyone I have given a pack to loved them too and came back for more.
Summary: Good chips and not bad for you

Ex Output:
True