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.

Q: Buyer: Hello how are you?
Seller: I am great, how are you? I see you're interested in my Blu RD H1 cell phone
Buyer: Yes I don't know much about it. Is 16
Seller: It's a lovely phone -- it's got 16gb of internal storage space, expandable up to 32gb. It also has 2gb ram and a nice 3ghz quad core processor, making it a powerhouse for productivity and playing games flawlessly
Buyer: How old is the phone?
Seller: it came out a year ago, but this one I am selling I've only had for 3 months. I'm only selling because I have decided to go with iPhone instead of Android because of work. The phone comes with a case, which has been on it since the moment I took it out of the bxo
Buyer: What color is the case?
Seller: Black and blue, silicone case with a hard shell and raised corners for extra protections
Buyer: I need to get it cheaper what is best you can do?
Seller: I can do $40. The phone goes for $60 new on Amazon and I've only had it 3 months, plus it comes with the case that cost $20. It's a great deal. Also includes the factory charger
Buyer: Ok I can do that.
Seller: 
Seller: Sounds great!
Buyer: 


A: phone
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Q: Seller: Hi
Buyer: Hello
Seller: If you are interested in the apartment, I would be willing to let you move in with no deposit for a monthly rent of $2450.  Would that work for you?
Buyer: No, I don't think so.  How about $1700?
Seller: We normally charge one month's rent to move in, but since you want a lower price, I can offer you free access to the workout room for rent of $2200.  Does that work for you? 
Buyer: No, I appreciate the offer, but I don't think $2200 is acceptable.  I like the laundry convenience, so how about $1725? 
Seller: Okay, I can do $1800 if you are willing to sign a 3-year rental agreement.  Does that work for you?
Buyer: I think that would be doable.  $1800 it is!
Seller: Perfect, so our final price is $1800 with a 3-year rental agreement.  Thanks!
Seller: 
Buyer: 


A: housing
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Q: Seller: hi
Buyer: Hello, I'm interested in renting the apartment in your listing.
Seller: yes it's a lovely place, nice neighbors and neighborhood, new carpeting, 2 bath and 2 huge bedrooms
Buyer: Are there any problems with the apartment?
Seller: it's just too big 
Buyer: Well, I'm interested, but the list price is too high.
Seller: I could go to 2500 if that helps
Buyer: Oh wow, I don't know. What I would like to pay is $1422. I couldn't even come close to $2500 unless there were some serious incentives.
Seller: I could pay the utilities for you for a max 150 a month, sounds fair ? I will even reserve two parking spaces for you
Buyer: Well, that's a lot closer, but I guess my problem is the area sounds really crowded. For example, right now I live in a very rural area, in fact if I see another person on an average day that's way too many people. I'm not even sure why I'm moving to California, since when the weather gets over 80 I get migraines :(
Seller: yeah but it's not that crowded, I am sure you will like the summer breaze and the people are nice. 
Buyer: But they are Californians, and I'm philosophically opposed to the idea of California :(  Well, I guess the best I can offer would be $1600, I hope you can accept it.
Buyer: 
Seller: 


A:
housing
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