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.

Seller: Hi are you interested in the house?
Buyer: Yes, I am.
Seller: Great do you have any questions about it?
Buyer: Well, do you know how many square feet it is?
Seller: I don't exactly know the square feet but I can definitely let you know that ASAP. 
Buyer: Sure. Seems like the sort of thing somebody renting a house would know, but I guess you must have just forgot to fill it in on the listing. Anyway, are there any problems with the house, besides the fact that it's right next to the freeway?
Seller: Yes, I will definitely put that on the list its definitely missing that information. Thanks for pointing that out to me. No, there are no problems with the house at all. It is very well located and the area is great!
Buyer: Well, then let's get down to brass tacks. I see you listed it at $1000, but I think we can come to a better price for both of us.
Seller: Sure I am all here to negotiate so we both are happy! Go ahead!
Buyer: Well, how about $800
Seller: That's acceptable to me! When can we sign the deal?
Buyer: Well, how about tonight? Let's meet at the house, maybe check out the bedrooms?
Seller: Sure thing tonight it is! 
Seller: 
Buyer: All right, I'll be the guy in a leather body suit standing out front :)
Buyer: 

housing

Buyer: Hello.
Seller: Hello
Buyer: I'm interested in this table, are there any problems with it?
Seller: No it is in like new shape.
Buyer: Well, I suppose I'd like to buy it, I'd offer $45 for a used Ikea table.
Seller: I am sorry I can't take that low that is less then half. I hardly used the table.
Buyer: Well, what would you consider a reasonable price?
Seller: $75
Buyer: I don't know, I only want the table for the melamine table top, and I can buy a brand new one from Ikea for only 
Seller: I mean it is up to you. It is nice. It is already put together. Just put in your vehicle and go.
Buyer: Well, I'll come to your house tonight, and pick it up, for $70.
Seller: That sounds good.
Buyer: Okay, sounds good to me too, I'll be at your house tonight.
Buyer: 
Seller: Great
Seller: 

furniture

Buyer: Hello how are you
Seller: Great! How about yourself?
Buyer: Super special awesome!  I see you're renting out an apartment
Seller: I am! It's very close to the UC Berkeley campus, and to lots of transit and entertainment options even if you're not a student or faculty. The asking price is $2200.
Buyer: But what is the neighborhood like?
Seller: It's near campus, and many of the people living in the neighborhood go to Berkeley or teach there. It's also full of things to do and see.
Buyer: What is the lease agreement you are thinking of
Seller: Open to different types of lease agreements if there's something you're looking for. But our standard is a month to month lease with one month's rent as deposit.
Buyer: Hmmm.  No credit check?  How about $1600 a month?
Seller: $1600 is fine for a deposit, and we're happy to pick you up for a tour of the unit. We generally don't fool with credit checks, especially on month to month leases.
Buyer: Alright, I think I can come in later today
Buyer: 
Seller: 


housing