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 Input:
Seller: Hello there, you have an interest in my vehicle? 
Buyer: I do. I feel like that price is a bit too high, though. I don't suppose you can come down? 
Seller: I'd be willing to go down a little, but the price listed is the blue book value. Do you have an offer?
Buyer: Well, here's the thing....the warranty only runs until Aug 2017. That's not even a month of coverage. So, I think I'd be willing to offer 13800
Seller: Unfortunately that's much too low for a car that's worth 20, even with the expiring warranty. I could go down as far as 18500, but that's as far as I can go.
Buyer: Well, it's worth 20 on the blue book. But at 53k miles, it's been driven about 13k miles a year. That's a bit high. I bet it's due for a fair amount of work so that warranty would be handy. I guess I could do 14500.
Seller: I can't do 14500. I guess I can do 18, but that's my final offer.
Buyer: I'd be able to do something like that if you'd be willing to pay for a mechanic to inspect it
Seller: Sure, I can offer that.
Seller: 
Buyer: 


Ex Output:
car


Ex Input:
Seller: She's a beauty huh???
Buyer: Hi, I'm ver interested in the car. is it in good shape?
Seller: Great shape! All maintenance has been done, all paperwork is included, bluetooth and ipad adapter included. She's a beaut!
Buyer: What's the mileage on it?
Seller: That's the best part. Only 60,000
Buyer: It sounds good.... But I just can't afford that price. I'm a student and I simply don't have $10,000. Would you accept.... $4000?
Seller: Yowsers! that is quite low. I definitely remember the old college days though so happy to make a deal. what about $7,000?
Buyer: How about $5000? I can come get the car tomorrow. Sign all the papers. I can even pay cash.
Seller: Man. Cash is nice. But $5000 is a bit low. I can do $6250.00 but that is the best I can do. That's almost 50% off which is a bit crazy really........
Seller: 
Buyer: 


Ex Output:
car


Ex Input:
Buyer: Hi, I'm interested in the 2001 Rav 4
Seller: It is a great car. It runs great. I'm asking $4000.
Buyer: That's way out of my budget, plus it seems a bit steep for such an old car. 
Seller: It may be old, but it runs great. Has lower mileage and a clean title.
Buyer: Why are you selling it? 
Seller: I'm going to get a motorcycle instead. How much are you willing to pay?
Buyer: I'm very interested, but it's out of my price point. I'd like to pay around 2,500 for my next car. 
Seller: You can't get a car like this for that low. I checked the Blue Book, and what I'm asking is right in range. I'll tell you what. I have a friend who is a mechanic. If you give me $3500, I'll have him check it out for you for free.
Buyer: I could go up to $3,000
Seller: How about $3400? 
Buyer: Believe me, I wish I had that much saved. The absolute highest I could go is $3,200 
Seller: No, too low. I'm close to the Blue Book value. If you pay $3400 and something goes wrong in the next three months, I'll refund your money. You rarely get a warranty like tha!
Buyer: 


Ex Output:

car