instruction:
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.
question:
Buyer: Hi I am interested in this cabinets. Are you selling it?
Seller: I am renting this apartemtn and the cabinets are included
Buyer: Sorry the apartment. Is it in a good location?
Seller: its in a great location and we have many amenties like a swimming pool and in a great school district
Buyer: Good but the price is way too high are you willing to go down? 
Seller: I am willing to go down a little 
Buyer: I can give 1838?
Seller: that is much too low how about $2100
Buyer: how about 2000?
Seller: I will accept $2000
Buyer: Great then when can we get on with the deal?
Seller: yes enter in final agreement
Buyer: 
Seller: 

answer:
housing


question:
Buyer: Hey there, nice batteries, are these new?
Seller: Yes, they are.
Buyer: My budget's closer to $5, are there any special incentives?
Seller: These are already priced to sell! $10 is a great deal. I don't have anything extra to offer at this time.
Buyer: So I could just buy it from the vendor elsewhere for $10? Does it at least come with the extended battery cover?
Seller: No; these are already marked well below market value. Each battery comes with an extended cover. It also has extended capacity, meaning it will last longer than the average cell phone charge.
Buyer: 
Seller: 

answer:
phone


question:
Buyer: I saw the add for the bike and I am interested.
Seller: This is an awesome bicycle. My wife has LOVED it. The only reason she's selling it is because we're moving and it's easier/cheaper to get a new one than to move it.
Buyer: Can you tell me the last time it was serviced?  Is there any damage?
Seller: It hasn't been serviced. We blew up a tire. The bike is not that old. Like the ad says, it's only got about 50 miles on it. It hasn't been ridden enough to need servicing. My wife loves the bike but we don't get the chance to ride much.
Buyer: I know these bikes pretty well and it is going to cost me to get the tire fixed.  So how about a $1000? I could use a second bike for my competitions.
Seller: Can you come get it this week?
Buyer: I can come get it anytime you are available?
Seller: Then I'll take the 1000. 
Seller: 
Buyer: 

answer:

bike