TASK DEFINITION: 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".
PROBLEM: To be blunt, I was throughly underwhelmed with this product and I am finding it hard to come up the words to describe why, but the problem is that orange SWITCH doesn't have a lot going for it, so there isn't a lot one can say about it. To me, this product is canned orange juice and club soda, packaged in a trendy little can. And like all canned orange juice (Blue Bird brand, et. al.) there is an off taste to it that reminds you it isn't fresh squeezed juice. Add to that this fizzy aspect, and its just kinda, well, there. I can't say that this is a healthy drink - orange juice has some of the highest concentrations of sugars for a fruit drink. And its cost per can is steep, especially when compared to making this stuff at home with club soda and fresh squeezed juice. I can't give it one star - I would reserve that for something undrinkable as Amazon requires a minimum one star to do a review. So my two star rating should be taken to mean that you can drink it and its unoffensive, but thats about all you can say about it.
Polarity: Negative

SOLUTION: True

PROBLEM: My dog was on Canidae for almost 2 years and she loved it. She was healthy with a full, shiny coat and plenty of energy. Then suddenly around December she started vomiting and having loose yellow stools, and became very lethargic. We took her to 2 vets and after several hundred dollars in tests they couldn't find anything wrong with her. I did some research and found that there were numerous people having the exact same problems I was! It turns out, they recently changed their formula, changed manufacturers, and decreased the amount of food in their package. Do some research, it's not the same high-quality food it used to be!
Polarity: Positive

SOLUTION: False

PROBLEM: The folks at Starbucks are not exaggerating when they say their French Roast coffee is "Extra Bold." In fact, they should probably call it 'Extremely Bold'...or maybe even 'Ridiculously Bold.' The directions on the package recommend 2 tablespoons of coffee for every 6 ounces of filtered water. The result is likely to disintegrate your ceramic mug before you can drink it, but it doesn't taste too bad...that is until the bitter aftertaste kicks in and makes your throat burn. If you weaken it by adding some hot water, as the package suggests, the bitter taste becomes more pronounced, like coffee that's been left heating in the pot too long. The only way to drink this coffee is with plenty of cream and sugar. With enough cream and sugar, French Roast is pretty good; but I wouldn't recommend this particular Starbucks variety if you like your coffee black...unless you wanna stay awake for a week.
Polarity: Positive

SOLUTION:
False