Given a text passage as input consisting of dialogues of negotiations between a seller and a buyer about the sale of an item, the task is to classify the text into one of the labels from the two possible outputs - 'accepted'/'rejected'. Select [accepted] if by the end of the conversation the buyer seems likely to buy the item from the seller. A sale is likely made when the buyer and seller agree upon a common price or when a deal is made between them. Select [rejected] if the buyer did not seem interested in buying the item from the seller at the end of the conversation. This happens when the buyer and seller do not agree on the price or other aspects of the item being sold by the seller.
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Question: Buyer: I am very interested in the cubicles you have for sale. I was curious what the condition of the items is, and how hard they are to reassemble. 
Seller: They are in great condition.  Very easy to reassemble.  Don't take too long to put back together.  Come with all the chairs as well.
Buyer: Well that is great, I did not know the chairs were included. Well, all things considered, I would like to offer you $350 if you would find that agreeable. That is cash in hand, and I will come pick them up in my truck today.
Seller: That soulds great!  They are yours!
Buyer: Great, thank you very much.
Buyer: 
Seller: 


Answer: accepted


Question: Seller: Are you interested in this Camry? 
Buyer: Hello!
Seller: Hi!
Buyer: Lol, yes, I am interested. What can you tell me about it?
Seller: Only one previous owner and I have all of the maintenance records. Service has been done regularly. Tires still have plenty of life. You can feel assured that the Carfax report is clean. 
Buyer: Sounds good! Unfortunately I'm on a really tight budget. I"m a college student looking for a reliable ride. Would you take $4250 for the car?
Seller: I understand your situation. I also have a college student which is why I need to sell this car. We are downsizing to a one car family. The lowest I can go is $6900.
Buyer: Sounds like we're in the same boat. If I hit up my parents for a loan, I might be able to go up to $5900, but I don't think I could do much more, especially since it's 12 years old.
Seller: Its very low mileage for that age. I'll take $6100 but that has to be a firm deal. I'll throw in a gas card for $50.
Buyer: It's a deal! Thanks!
Buyer: 
Seller: 


Answer: accepted


Question: Seller: Hello are you interested in the bike that I'm selling?
Buyer: Yes, I see that the chain could be replaced and that the rear break line is missing
Seller: Yes considering the chain and the rear brake I dropped the price to $90 but everything else is very good on it and the pegs are actually worth a lot.
Buyer: $90 seems like alot considering the two missing things
Seller: The pegs alone are worth an extra $70 because they are limited edition pegs which are going for about $40 used and everything is in good condition no scratches or anything.
Buyer: I could find the bike new for $130 online, on Amazon, I was originaly thinking $50 because of the two things missing (considering that the bike chain alone could cost up to $100 for a new one, and the labor for the break cable could cost a bit. 
Seller: I'll sell it for $70 without the rims and the pegs do we have a deal?
Seller: 
Buyer: The rims themselves cost upwards of $60 each! lets meet in the middle $60 and I'll pick up the bike and forget about any kind of warranty
Seller: 


Answer:
rejected