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.

Q: Buyer: Hey there how are you?
Seller: I'm fine, thank you.
Buyer: I see you have that nice sub box, how low are you willing to go on it?
Seller: Well, when you consider the fine crafstmanship, and the fact that it will universally fit in some vehicles, I think $50 is a steal.
Buyer: That's definitely a good price. My problem is I have only $30 bucks and don't get paid until friday and my friend's birthday is tomorrow. 
Seller: Well, that's okay, I can take credit cards through my online store ;)
Buyer: I can do you one better. I have 5 lbs of gummy bears that have been sealed since I bought them. How about I literally sweeten the deal by giving you all 5 lbs of gummy bears and 30 bucks?
Seller: Well I'm sure that would appeal to some sellers, but unfortunately I'm an end stage diabetic, which is why I have to sell my sub box, so I couldn't eat any sugar :(
Buyer: Oh no worries, I have 3 lbs of sugar free gummy bears! Great for diabetics and being constipated! How about I pick that sub box up and drop off the 30 bucks with your sugar free colon cleansers...er...gummy bears? 
Seller: Okay, I guess you have a deal.
Seller: 
Buyer: 


A: electronics
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Q: Buyer: Hi is this new or used?
Seller: This is a used car, are you interested?
Buyer: Yes absolutely. Can you please tell me more about its condition
Seller: This car is in great condition, good leather, new tires, clean car title. It's a great car.
Buyer: Good and since its used I feel that the price is very much higher. I can get something newer with that price. 
Seller: Well, if you can find a car in this good of condition for less than $4500, I recommend you go buy it right now.
Buyer: No I still want this car. I really liked it. How can we work that out?
Seller: Well, let's start discussing the price.
Buyer: Sure. I can pay about 3496 for it. It fits my budget that way. Would it be a deal?
Seller: Friend, while it's true this car has an amazing and spacious back seat, I'm not going to invite you to come screw me in the car. You're going to have to do better than that.
Buyer: Well I can do $3600. I think its a fair deal!
Seller: Okay, I can do $3600, but you'll have to pick the car up.
Buyer: Absolutely can do that! Thanks!
Buyer: 
Seller: 


A: car
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Q: Seller: Hello! Are you interested in the leather sofa?
Buyer: Yes, I might be. Are there any problems with the sofa?
Seller: Absolutely none! I've only owned it for one year and it is in absolutely pristine condition.
Buyer: Well, if it's in such great condition, why are you getting rid of it?
Seller: You see, I just got a new kitten for my daughter. They are absolutely inseparable! But this sofa is a (hard to come by) light grey Italian leather and the kitten unfortunately sheds a LOT. I just don't like how it looks in the living room anymore and it is difficult to keep hair-free. Not to worry, I'm having it professionally cleaned to remove all pet dander!
Buyer: Well, if this kitten is such a burden, I'd be glad to take it off your hands for $225.
Seller: Since it is being cleaned and it is a very high quality leather, much less in a rare shade of grey, I would be willing to take 325 for it.
Buyer: Well, now I'm interested in this kitten too. I'll tell you what, if you throw in the kitten, I'll take the sofa a $375.
Seller: Oh no no, I cannot part with the kitten. She is family. But she did come from a litter that still has kittens available from. She is a high quality breed. I can give you the contact info. The owner is a dear friend of mine and I can get her to give you an excellent deal on the kitten. I can take 300 for the sofa
Buyer: Okay, I'll take the sofa for $300.
Buyer: 
Seller: 


A:
furniture
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