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.

Input: Consider Input: Buyer: Hi! Is the 2 bedroom apartment still for rent?
Seller: It is! You can move in as early as next week.
Buyer: I would like to offer $1600 if thats ok with you.
Seller: $1600 would be too low. Montclaire is a very up and comming neighborhood. Utilities are cheaper there due to the prevailing winds.
Buyer: Since I am a student I am looking for a little cheaper.  Any way you could include utilities and $1900?
Seller: Well, even with all the benifits this apartment and area has to offer i can go to $1950 and i can include utilities.
Buyer: That sounds perfect!
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Seller: 


Output: housing


Input: Consider Input: Seller: Hi, are you interested in the car?
Buyer: Yes indeed. However there are a few things I'd like to talk about.
Seller: OK, ask away.
Buyer: So this salvage title... what made the small accident so small?
Seller: We bought this car at a law enforcement auction. The salvage title means you can't register and drive the car. It'f for parts only. There just a small dent in the rear quarter panel. Otherwise the care is in very good condition and low miles. It's a goldmine for parts. 
Buyer: Could I drive it on private lands without issues?
Seller: Oh yeah, you can do that. Just stay off of paroled roads. IT's really just for parts. If you have a body or repair shop, then you can charge what ever you want for the parts. 
Buyer: In that case I think I'm going to have to cut that price in half there, and meet you at $8375.
Seller: I could let it go for $12,500. Could you do that?
Buyer: That's still too low partner, we're looking at maximum $9000. It's a useless car, and will take me a while to sell the parts.
Seller: I'm sad to hear that. My rock bottom price is $11,000.  If you can see your way to make that great.
Seller: 


Output: car


Input: Consider Input: Buyer: Hi, I'm interested in your bike. It's a little larger than I'm looking for, but I like the style. Would you consider accepting $150?
Seller: Hello, do you have any questions about the Bike?
Buyer: Will you sell this for $150?
Seller: No, I am willing to negotiate but that is too low. Do you have any questions about the bike? It is really in good condition.
Buyer: I think the price is a little high, I can buy a 21-speed new for $350, and that includes a warranty. What about $165?
Seller: You haven't even asked any questions about the bike. If you had you would know that it has CST 700X38C hybrid tires, Schraeder valves, Rear Shimano Altus derailleur with MegaPulleys... and many other great feaures. So, as you can see this bike has many great upgrades making it fully worth the asking price of $200..
Buyer: I'm familiar with this model of bike, my brother had one just like it. You didn't mention those upgrades in your listing though, that does add a little value to it. I'm still not sure that it's worth quite $200 though considering what I can buy new for a similar price. I'd be willing to raise my offer to $150.
Seller: That is why I kept asking if you had any questions. I'm a bit concerned you're just a reseller looking to undercut other buyers and then make a profit. If you want a new bike without all these great upgrades you should definitely get one. But all things considered I think I'd better not accept such low offers right now. I can go $195. 
Seller: 
Buyer: 



Output: bike