TASK DEFINITION: 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.
PROBLEM: Buyer: hello how we doing today
Seller: Hi there. 
Seller: I'm okay and you?
Buyer: I really need this LG cable because I can't find them anymore,
Seller: Well then I can solve your issue.  They're all original.
Buyer: good to know, so how about 10 dollars and let's get this settled right now, 
Seller: I've listed these for 15 but I can negotiate. How about 13?
Buyer: i think I will accept 13 only if you ship it to my address and you pay the two dollars shipping and handling, fair enough ?
Seller: Yeah that sounds fair. I3 and I'll ship them to you today.
Buyer: nice doing business with you
Seller: 
Buyer: 


SOLUTION: phone

PROBLEM: Seller: Hey, how's it going? I take it you are interested in the bike?
Buyer: Hi, it's going good. And with you? Yes, I am interested in the bike.
Seller: I'm doing good! Let me tell you this bike is a decked out Santa Cruz Chameleon Custom. You can come take it for a ride and I guarantee you will fall in love with it.
Buyer: I would like that, it is a bit of a drive for me. Can you tell me, has this bike ever been in an accident? Any marks or scratches?
Seller: Never crashed it and no marks at all. It's only about 3 months old. I'm looking to sell it for $850
Buyer: Can you tell me, are the extra set of street tires new? How much tread is on them both?
Seller: The tires on the bike are in great condition. The extra set was only used for about a week so they are basically new.
Buyer: How long have you owned the bike?
Seller: 3 months.
Buyer: Are you the first owner? I am very interested in the bike.
Seller: I'm the only owner!
Buyer: Okay, great! Are you willing to come down on the price some? I am serious about buying this bike. However, like I said, it is a bit of a drive for me to come and get it.
Seller: Well, these bikes retail for $2,200 and I'm throwing in an extra set of tires. I think that the asking price of $850 is a steal. 
Buyer: That is a bit steep considering the travel it involves to come and buy it. I am serious with cash in hand.
Seller: If you have the $850 and are ready to buy, I will bring it to your doorstep.
Buyer: Could you do $750?
Seller: I could but I'd have to take out the extra set of street tires.
Buyer: How about $790 with the extra set of street tires included?
Seller: You got yourself a deal.
Seller: 
Buyer: 


SOLUTION: bike

PROBLEM: Seller: are you willing to come down on the price?
Buyer: I have a little wiggle room. Did you want it with or without the plugs?
Seller: what are the plugs?
Buyer: I'm the buyer on this hit. You are the seller.
Seller: hit may still need work, says that i am the potential buyer.
Buyer: Let's try this again. Thanks for your patience. Are you willing to come down a little from 120?
Seller: hit may be bad...this is what i see...scenario you are the potential buyer. the list price for this item is $50 etc...
Buyer: I've got a old school beast amp that I'm buying. Maybe we can meet in the middle and do 100 dollars?
Seller: are you not seeing my messages? let's just agree on a $30 price and enter notes to the requester that the hits are not coinciding with the negotiators.
Buyer: Yes I'm seeing your messages. Sounds like a good plan. Was just trying to stick to dialogue that is following guidelines, even though we are both buyers. So we'll submit 30 and see what happens. Mine is 110 so I have no clue what will happen. 
Buyer: 
Seller: 


SOLUTION:
electronics