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: Hi I am interested in your truck for sale.
Seller: That's great to know. I'd like to sell it for the listed price, but I am more than willing to negotiate.
Buyer: I see that it has somewhat high miles.  And the tires are stock tires.  I'd like to make an offer of $5,000 cash.
Seller: Knocking down the price given those details is fair, but I don't want to go that low. Are you willing to do $6500? I'll even deliver the vehicle personally.
Buyer: I'm on a budget and I do have some concerns regarding the transmission needing work.  I could go up to $5200 but that is the most I can do due to budget constraints.
Seller: Ok, that's understandable. I'll settle for $5200.
Buyer: Perfect.
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SOLUTION: car

PROBLEM: Buyer: Hi I'm interested in your bike.
Seller: Hello. It's a great bike. It's a collectible. I'm wanting $180 for it.
Buyer: Ok, but I'm worried about the rust, do you know if it's gone through the frame?
Seller: No, it's purely cosmetic. A fresh coat of paint will fix that right up for you.
Buyer: Well it's a little more work than I care to take on. I'd like to get it for $90. I'm probably going to have to take it to a restorer.
Seller: It really won't need much work at all but I do have some wiggle room. $90 is just too low for the collector's item. I could take $160 for it.
Buyer: I'll bring my offer up to $110 but do you have a helmet I could have. Safety first and all that.
Seller: Ok. I'll take $110 for and throw in the helmet.
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SOLUTION: bike

PROBLEM: Buyer: Hello are you still selling the TV?
Seller: Indeed. I am. Just installed a new lamp and going for the low, low price of only $275!
Buyer: What kind of condition is the TV in? Any problems with it? 
Seller: Works like brand new, and like I said, basically just had it refurbished with the new lamp.
Buyer: So it says on the listing that it's 10 years old? That price is a little high for such an old TV don't you think?
Seller: It was close to $6000 brand new, remember the thing is a 70 incher.
Buyer: You can get much newer 70 inch TVs for that price, could you come down a little on it? 
Seller: For a new TY, at that price you'd be lucky to get a 40 inch Chinese knock off brand at Walmar for that price. But tell you what, I'll toss in free delivery on the JVC.
Buyer: I think you are a little off on the pricing still, we're talking about 10 years here not 2 or 3. Would you take 200? 
Seller: $220 and you do your own pick up.
Buyer: Okay you have a deal. 
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SOLUTION:
electronics