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.

Ex Input:
Buyer: Hi, I'm interested in buying the matte black iPhone 6 but I have some questions.
Seller: Excellent.  Go ahead.
Buyer: First, are there any scratches, dings, or other imperfections?
Seller: The phone is practically like new.  No scratches or dings, etc.
Buyer: Great. Do you know the retail price by chance? How long have you had it? What makes it "custom?"
Seller: I do not know the retail price offhand.
Buyer: That's okay. I can look it up.
Seller: I think I have had it like six months maybe.
Buyer: Ah, not long. Why are you getting rid of it?
Seller: IPhone 7 is out.  I want that one before the new one comes out!
Buyer: Haha I understand! It's for my husband. He broke his phone and doesn't want to spend a ton on a new one. Would you accept $125? I found a gold one for $120 earlier but it was too far. 
Seller: Ouch!  No.  I'm sorry.  I can only go as low as $300.00.  It has 64 Gigabytes!
Buyer: That might be a bit out of our price range. Does it come with a charger?
Seller: Yes, it comes with a charger, and as indicated, it has a custom paint job!  It is totally worth it.


Ex Output:
phone


Ex Input:
Seller: Hi, are you interested in obtaing info or seeing the home?
Buyer: Yes I am, it looks like a great house!
Seller: It is!  It has been totally updated with lots of upgrades.  It is in an excellent location only minutes away from several schools.  It includes all appliances except the fridge.  
Buyer: I have pets, but I don't really want to pay extra. Is this feasible?
Seller: What kind of pets do you have?
Buyer: 2 cats,but they are litter box trained and they spend a lot of time outdoors. 
Seller: Have they been declawed by chance?
Buyer: Yes they have!
Seller: Ok, great.  I think I could work with you on waiving the pet deposit, as long as I could check your current or past landlords references pertaining to the pets, that no damage was caused by them. 
Buyer: Thank you. That sounds fine to me. If I were to go ahead and sign a 2 year lease instead of just 1 would you be able to drop the price down to $3000?
Seller: Would you be able to pay the deposit in full ?
Buyer: I would indeed!
Seller: Ok, Great!  So, just to reiterate, you would sign a 2 year lease agreement at $3,000 per month and pay a $3,000 security deposit.  The pet deposit will be waived upon satisfactory reference check with current and previous landlords.
Buyer: Sounds perfect!
Buyer: 
Seller: Great!  When would you like to see the home and finalize the paperwork?
Buyer: As soon as possible please.
Seller: I can meet you this afternoon around 4 pm.  Would that be convenient for you?  If so, please bring the reference info with you, along with all of the other paperwork required as stated in the ad.  If the home is agreeable, I will check references and we can proceed at the agreed upon rate!
Buyer: Yes I will be there. Thank you for your time.
Seller: Thank You.
Seller: 


Ex Output:
housing


Ex Input:
Seller: Buy this car for 16750 please
Buyer: Its got a salvaged title, that price is way too high for a salvaged title. the only way id go that high is if you would throw in an more premium steering wheel and tires
Seller: Salvage is perfectly acceptable, but I can throw in some premium tires, if you'd like
Buyer: I would love that, would you willing to do 15500 for the wheels and the car? I would definitely do the deal then cash in hand
Seller: 16000, while wheels, title, and car delivered to you
Buyer: I cant pass that up, id love to make that deal
Buyer: 
Seller: 


Ex Output:

car