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: Seller: Hi!
Buyer: Hello
Buyer: Hello
Seller: I am very excited to sell this piece!
Buyer: It is very nice! Does it have laundry?
Buyer: It is very nice! Does it have laundry?
Seller: No it does not! But there is a great laundry mat down the road!
Buyer: Hmm I was really looking into having an in-unit laundry but thank you for the information.  How many cars can I include in the parking?
Buyer: Hmm I was really looking into having an in-unit laundry but thank you for the information.  How many cars can I include in the parking?
Seller: There is parking available but that depends on how much you are willing to pay!
Buyer: Ok great. I would like to make an offer. How does $1600 sound?
Buyer: Ok great. I would like to make an offer. How does $1600 sound?
Seller: Well, $1600 is a bit low. How about $1700 and I will include a free dining voucher good for 5 meals at the local restaurant!
Buyer: Oh that is very kind of you. $1700 sounds good to me.
Buyer: Oh that is very kind of you. $1700 sounds good to me.
Buyer: 
Seller: 


Output: housing


Input: Consider Input: Buyer: Hey. How long have you had this couch for?
Seller: HI, we've had it a couple years
Buyer: Okay. Did anyone smoke where the couch was?
Seller: Oh, no, none of us are smokers and it was bought new, so that's not an issue.
Buyer: Okay great.  Is there any damage to the couch? Do you have a picture?
Seller: Sorry, ,I don't have a photo. But it has no damage, you would see when you picked it up.
Buyer: Okay.  How much are you trying to sell it for?
Seller: I'm asking $40 and have come down a bit to that
Buyer: 40 is good to me.  I can pick it up this weekend.  Cool?
Buyer: 
Seller: Hey, great! It's a deal. This weekend works fine.
Buyer: Awesome
Seller: Thanks, see you then.
Buyer: You too. Bye
Seller: bye
Seller: 


Output: furniture


Input: Consider Input: Buyer: Hi there! I am interested in this bike but your listing already says don't be one of those idiots and send me a low ball offer. So is there room for negotiation here?
Seller: Well, there's always an opportunity to negotiate.
Buyer: Great. So have you used the bike for a long time? 
Seller: Yes, I've had it for 2 years.
Buyer: Is the condition good? I mean, any scratches or scraps?
Seller: Well, I never rode it, it's a back up bike, so it's in good shape.
Buyer: Great. So would you accept $1840 for it?
Seller: I don't know if I could accept $1840, as I said in my listing it's worth every penny and much more.
Buyer: So what's the last you can go?
Seller: If you're willing to come by and pick it up, I'd let it go for $1900.
Buyer: Sure I can do that. Its absolutely not an issue for me! I would definitely accept this offer
Seller: Okay, great. I'll have the bike ready.
Buyer: Thanks
Buyer: 
Seller: 



Output: bike