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:
Seller: Hello, are you interested in my phone?
Buyer: Yes. Could you tell me why you are getting rid of it
Seller: I switched to AT&T and can't use the phone since it is for Verizon. 
Buyer: Makes sense. So there is nothing actually wrong with the phone itself that I should know about?
Seller: No, absolutely nothing. It is in brand new condition. Even in the box with all the packaging, including the headphones and screen protector and everything. Never used. 
Buyer: Wow. As good as a deal this seems I need to work on getting the price closer to $200 
Seller: Well I can't go anywhere that low, considering it's worth more than 400 as it is. I could maybe take 20$ and do 380. 
Buyer: I just can't afford that at this time. I could possibly get $300 if I cash in some coins but I don't have anything more than that. 
Seller: I'm sorry but I can't go that low. It still has the warranty and everything, it's never even been opened. You would be saving money buying it from me versus buying it from a company
Buyer: That is true. Okay if you'll take 380 I'll get the money. 
Seller: I can do that. No problem, still getting a killer deal ;)
Seller: 
Buyer: 


Ex Output:
phone


Ex Input:
Buyer: Hi There!  I would like to buy the phone, but I only have $300.  I do have some other electronics that I could trade with the cash to sweeten the deal.  Are you interested?
Seller: No, I can't take any trades.  
Buyer: Are you willing to come down on the price at all?  What is you best price?
Seller: My best price is firm at $650.  The product is brand new, still in the box, and is the most popular variant.
Buyer: I understand.  I think I can borrow some money.  Can I pay $400?
Seller: No, the price is $650.
Buyer: Is anybody else trying to buy this phone?  You have a potential buyer, but you won't negotiate a fair price.  I can go to the store and pay $650.  I'm looking for a deal.  $500 is my final offer.  That is a fair price.
Seller: You won't find it in the store, not this color.
Buyer: The color is a minor detail.  I always keep expensive phones in a case.  You can buy any color case, so the color isn't going to make me pay $150 more than a fair price.  $500 Deal?
Buyer: 
Seller: No deal.
Seller: 


Ex Output:
phone


Ex Input:
Seller: Hi are you interested in my apartment?
Buyer: Hey, this place sounds nice, but a little bit out of my price range. Why should I pay so much for it? 
Seller: East Davis is a very popular right now and this price is pretty consistent with other similar units in the area. There are two bedrooms and two baths so there is plenty of space for two roommates!
Buyer: What's in the area?
Seller: Plenty of cafes, restaurants, and shopping all within 5 blocks! It's a very hot area right now.
Buyer: How does $1200 a month sound?
Seller: I wouldn't be able to take $1200. Like I mentioned, similar units in the area are going for more.
Buyer: I can't go any higher than $1600 without having to find a very fortunate roomate. 
Seller: I'll take $1600.
Buyer: Deal
Seller: 
Buyer: 


Ex Output:

housing