TASK DEFINITION: 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.
PROBLEM: Seller: Hey, you're interested in this vintage desk?
Buyer: Yes I am. Is it new or used?
Seller: We didn't use it much before my daughter went off to college. She had her computer on it so it's pretty peerless
Buyer: Okay. How about the drawers? Do they open and close easily or do you need that "extra push" to deal with it?
Seller: Oh she didn't use the drawers at all, so I'm confident that you could slide them in and out nicely
Buyer: Great. The price is way too high for me. can we negotiate on that?
Seller: Yeah, what's your budget? I can't really go lower than 45 because of the chair that's included
Buyer: Well what if I don't want the chair, can you just give me the table for #36?
Seller: Oh, you don't want the chair? Okay, give me 40 and you have a deal
Seller: 
Buyer: Okay deal
Buyer: 


SOLUTION: furniture

PROBLEM: Buyer: how we doing today
Seller: Hey there! I'm interested in the GT. How would you describe the condition of the car?
Buyer: I just had for a full check up, this car is going to last forever, it runs great, no dents and nice color
Seller: Do all the electronics in the car function properly?
Buyer: yes indeed, how you about you check everything before you pay
Seller: Sounds great. Due to the clear-coat, I'd be willing to offer $5000 and I'll throw in my Model T.
Buyer: sounds good can you send me the pictures via skype if you can, and you have to pick up for that price
Seller: That will be no problem! Thanks for being easy to work with!
Seller: 
Buyer: 


SOLUTION: car

PROBLEM: Seller: Hello, what can I do for you today?
Buyer: You repair macs, huh? 
Seller: Yes, that is correct. Where looking something in particular?
Buyer: I spilt water on my macbook while laughing at funny memes on Tumblr. The mousepad doesn't work anymore. How much would that be to fix?
Seller: Honestly, the whole thing is pretty damaged from the looks of it, it would be just as cheap and faster to get one that is already refurbished.
Buyer: Come on, an Apple technican wouldn't say that. Do you guys have an external mice I could buy from there? 
Seller: I'm afraid not.
Buyer: How much would a refurbished one cost? 
Seller: Well, they normally go for around three hundred, but I can work with you on the price.
Buyer: I know that some refurbs look better than others. I'll take the worst looking one, that still is functional, for $220.
Seller: Hmm, I do have one that is a bit beat up. I think 220 is good.
Seller: 
Buyer: 


SOLUTION:
electronics