Given a text passage as input comprising of dialogue of negotiations between a seller and a buyer about the sale of an item, your task is to classify the item being sold into exactly one of these categories: 'housing', 'furniture', 'bike', 'phone', 'car', 'electronics'. The output should be the name of the category from the stated options and there should be exactly one category for the given text passage.

Input: Consider Input: Seller: Hi there, are you interested in the truck?
Buyer: Hello! I am very interested in your ford ranger
Seller: perfect! Im asking 8700 for it.
Buyer: I see that. I can't really afford that much at this time. I just bought a house and I am a little tight on funding. I was hoping I could see if maybe you could go a little lower than 8700. I mean the car is a little older. And I really need this truck!
Seller: It is a little older, but everything works.  it has less than 42000 miles on it, it's practically unused. I can go to $8000 if it makes it easier for you?
Buyer: I do see that. Can you provide a fax report as well? I was kind of hoping you would maybe accept an offer of 7500
Seller: I can do 7700 and bring it to you?
Buyer: That would actually be great! I accept
Seller: awesome, do you need me to bring it to you?
Buyer: Yes please! 
Buyer: 


Output: car


Input: Consider Input: Buyer: Hi There!  I would like to buy the phone, but I only have $300.  I do have some other electronics that I could trade with the cash to sweeten the deal.  Are you interested?
Seller: No, I can't take any trades.  
Buyer: Are you willing to come down on the price at all?  What is you best price?
Seller: My best price is firm at $650.  The product is brand new, still in the box, and is the most popular variant.
Buyer: I understand.  I think I can borrow some money.  Can I pay $400?
Seller: No, the price is $650.
Buyer: Is anybody else trying to buy this phone?  You have a potential buyer, but you won't negotiate a fair price.  I can go to the store and pay $650.  I'm looking for a deal.  $500 is my final offer.  That is a fair price.
Seller: You won't find it in the store, not this color.
Buyer: The color is a minor detail.  I always keep expensive phones in a case.  You can buy any color case, so the color isn't going to make me pay $150 more than a fair price.  $500 Deal?
Buyer: 
Seller: No deal.
Seller: 


Output: phone


Input: Consider Input: Seller: Hi! I am willing to sell this bike at a great price are you interested?
Buyer: Yes, I am very interested! It looks like a beautiful bike.
Seller: Ok cool! The bike has very low miles and has and upgraded WTB saddle! It also has carbon blade forks and 105 brakes. I am willing to sell for as low as $750.
Buyer: $750 seems a little steep since the bike already has some miles on it. Would you accept $400? 
Seller: $595 is the lowest for a fact!
Buyer: $595 is a little high for my budget. Are there any accessories you'd be willing to throw in--for instance, a basket, lights, and/or bike pump? That would make it a lot more appealing for me.
Seller: I will throw in my 700c wheelset, instead of the standard wheelset. How about that!
Buyer: I am excited for the 700c wheelset, but it looks like that was already listed in the ad. Is there anything else you can include?
Seller: Nothing unfortunately. How about 550 and we can call it a night!
Buyer: That sounds pretty reasonable. Before we make the final agreement, could you just let me know roughly how may miles are on the bike?
Seller: Well I bought the bike from someone else and have not used it. He did not specify on the miles but just said that it was very low!
Buyer: Hmm--the ad says that you bought it new. Since you actually bought it (lightly) used from someone else, can we lower the price to $450?
Seller: Sounds good!
Seller: 
Buyer: 



Output: bike