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 Q]: Buyer: Hey there, nice house you got here
Seller: that it is and it comes with stove, dishwashed, nice cabinets as well.
Buyer: I wish it had parking and laundry inclusions, my budget's closer to 1000, but let's negotiate
Seller: well there is coin laundry onsite, and the location is beautiful in central Alamadea. I was thinking more of the end of 1600. Remember you do not pay for water.
Buyer: See, it's hard because you have all these great amenities, but I'll go to 1500 with you for them. Like I said, I'll have to pay out for laundry parking and other amenities anyways
Seller: you drive a hard bargain sir. Very well 1500 it is.
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[EX A]: housing

[EX Q]: 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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[EX A]: electronics

[EX Q]: Buyer: Hi.  I am interested in the truck you have for sale.  Could you tell me about it' accident history?
Seller: My truck here, who me and my boys call the Yellow Jacket, has no accidents, you can even look it up on that fox car deal. It was well maintained and I keep up with the oil change.
Buyer: WHen you say no check engine light, do you mean there IS no check indicator or it doesn't work?
Seller: the indicator is what I meant, Its a good truck she been with me thick and thin, haul big loads so if you need a work truck here you go or even just cause you like trucks this one is for you.
Buyer: I am actually looking at it for my son. He has gotten a summer job working on a farm.  But that check engine light is an important thing i may have to have replaced.  Will you accept $3,100 for the truck?
Seller: I can do at  $3,400 and get this gal I know who does tax, title and license all for this price . the no check engine light comment means it is not on so that means no problems its a good truck lets get that going today?
Buyer: Oh. that makes more sense.  I cannot go above $3200.
Seller: For a 2001 Dodge ram with only 184k miles well maintained you getting a steal, lets do $3300 and I get you some seat covers too to protect the already clean seats since it going to be your boys truck
Buyer: No seat covers are needed.  $3220 and i can pick it up day and you will have a deal.
Seller: Okay I take it
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[EX A]:
car