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: Buyer: Hi I am interested in the rental.
Seller: Hey there. The rental is still available. Any questions? 
Buyer: Yes is it non smoking or not? also what is the pet policy?
Seller: It is no smoking and pets are allowed with a deposit. 
Buyer: what is the deposit amount?
Seller: The pet deposit is $700.
Buyer: oh wow! even for a cat?That is a lot!
Seller: It's the cover any possible damages. If the place is kept in good condition (no pet stains, scratches, etc) then you get the deposit back. 
Buyer: fair enough. do you think you could come down some in rent then?
Seller: I can only negotiate a little bit because that is a fair market price, do you have an offer?
Buyer: 1100?
Seller: Whoa that is way too low. It's avery at towncentre and you wont find that price in this neighborhood. This is a great community. 
Buyer: I understand that , I am a single parent trying to do the best I can. 1300?
Seller: Okay I can help you a little bit because of your situation. How about 1900? 
Buyer: it is listed for 1860.. 1900 is above listing!


Output: housing


Input: Consider Input: Seller: I'm selling this two-person bike. Great quality and good condition. Nice for a bike ride with a friend. 
Buyer: HI, i'm interested in buying your tandem bike. But I think the asking price is a bit high.
Seller: What price range are you thinking of?
Buyer: I'm more at the $525 range.
Seller: I'd prefer not to go below $600
Buyer: $600 is fair, but I can't go that high. Also, there aren't many people who are interested in tandem bikes nowadays, so I feel like the bike may sit for awhile if you don't take my offer.
Seller: True. I'll cut you a deal. How about this, if you ride this bike with me around the block, I'll sell it to you for $500. I never got to properly use it because I have no friends. 
Buyer: Aww, I am more than happy to go for a bike ride with someone with no friends. $500 it is.
Seller: Deal
Buyer: 
Seller: 


Output: bike


Input: Consider Input: Buyer: Hello, I'm interested in the Jaguar. How many miles does it have?
Seller: I'm not sure of the exact miles, but I'm going to guess around $165,xxx
Buyer: Is it clean? What kind of shape is the interior and exterior in?
Seller: The condition is outstanding for a 2002. The inside leather is nice and clean and the paint outside is decent but expected not to be perfect. Overall in great condition!
Buyer: Considering that it's a 2002 with at least 165K miles, I am willing to offer $2450.
Seller: It has some modern upgrades including security, bluetooth and auxilary, and everything is functionally sound. How about $3250?
Buyer: If you deliver the car I'll take that price.
Seller: For $3250, I can definitely deliver!
Buyer: Deal
Buyer: 
Seller: 



Output: car