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.

Example Input: Seller: Hi
Buyer: Hello. Is the pool a private pool or a community pool?
Seller: It's a community pool, but you do have a patio that is private.
Buyer: Oh that's awesome. About how many people live in this community would you say?
Seller: Well there are over 100 units, but there are 3 pools.
Buyer: And it is pet friendly but is it kid friendly?
Seller: Yes, there are kids on my floor.
Buyer: This sounds perfect for my family. I'll offer 1700
Seller: Oh, sorry that's too low, it's offered at $2250. 
Buyer: Is there a way we can make a deal to go lower please this is too perfect but out of my price range
Seller: Well I can maybe go down to 2100
Buyer: Could we meet in the middle and do 2000?
Seller: Sure
Buyer: 
Seller: 

Example Output: housing

Example Input: Seller: Hi how are you?
Buyer: Good and you?
Seller: Very well thanks! Are you interested in my offer? Any questions?
Buyer: I am! It sounds good but people don't sell vehicles unless something is wrong with them soooo.... what is it's dings, bumps, bruises, quirks?
Seller: Nope absolutely nothing wrong with it I am simply upgrading! You are welcome to schedule an appointment to get it checked or take it for a test drive.
Buyer: That would be perfect! Would you take $2500 for it?
Seller: No nothing near that low for a car this nice it only has 60000 miles on it and is in beautiful condition.
Buyer: It is almost 8 years old and only has 60000 miles??? Did you ever drive it? How about $3000
Seller: My commute is only 5 miles and no that is less tham half my offer.
Buyer: Alright then half of your offer $3500
Seller: No i;m afraid you will have to look elsewhere the lowest I'll go is 6000.
Buyer: At 8 years old the depreciation is 80% from it's original price as well as parts normally wear out between 8 to 10 years so although you may have a beautiful car it will begin to fall apart soon. $6000 is too much for an 8 year old car. I can go $3750
Seller: 

Example Output: car

Example Input: Buyer: Hey, can you tell me a little more about the apartment's lease terms? Are they negotiable? I'm a Stanford student and we're on the quarter system, so I would need the lease to continue through the end of June instead of the end of May.
Seller: I think we could work something out.  It's only a 30 day extension correct?
Buyer: Yes, that's correct.
Seller: Will you still want to move in August?
Buyer: Could I move in September instead? Our classes don't start until mid-September. 
Seller: September 1 to August 31 I could make that work.  Will it be just for yourself?
Buyer: Awesome. I've got three Stanford friends with me, so they'd be in the other bedrooms and would also move in on September 1.
Seller: ok.  will you be able to afford $1998 per person per month?
Buyer: Honestly that amount is a lot more than I'm comfortable with, since I'm on student loans. But since you're willing to change up the lease terms regarding move-in and move-out date, I can be a little flexible. Could you do $7000 from all four of us, per month?
Seller: I can do $7095 per month and all four of you will have to fill out a rental application.  I will go ahead and waive the $35 credit check for each person.  That will save you all $140 on the application process.
Buyer: Ok that works. Thanks so much.
Buyer: 
Seller: sure no problem
Seller: 

Example Output:
housing