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: Hello
Buyer: Hi, I'm interested in your bike
Seller: I'm glad to hear that. It's a vintage 1960 Japanese made touring bike. This is a collector's type of bike but still in good shape if one were to be interested in riding it.
Buyer: It's just what I've been looking for.  I see it has a little surface rust, but other than that everything works ok?
Seller: Yep, it's actually in good shape for how old it is. I'm asking for a price of $180
Buyer: Since I'd like to repair the surface rust, would you be willing to come down to say $136?
Seller: Hmm, that's a lot lower than what I was looking to get. I'll throw in a bike pump and a helmet for $180!
Buyer: That's just a little too high for me. I already have a helmet.  Could you do $145 and I'll pick it up myself today..
Seller: $155 and you got yourself a deal.
Buyer: Can we split the difference and meet at $150. I'll even come before lunch.
Seller: Cash?
Buyer: Yes
Seller: Deal!
Seller: 
Buyer: Awesome, Thanks!
Buyer: 


Output: bike


Input: Consider Input: Buyer: Hi there I am interested.
Seller: Sure thing. Its a great location and a smoke free apartment. What would you like to know?
Buyer: I am wondering how much the coin laundry is per load?
Seller: Its a dollar and 25 cents 
Buyer: I am wondering if this is a furnished or unfurnished place?
Seller: Its furnished
Buyer: That is great! I am on a budget and was hoping to pay $1100.
Seller: That's too low for the price. Its a great located place and I can accept nothing lower than $1700
Buyer: Alright , I suppose since it is furnished I can now afford that price.
Seller: That's great! Thank you! 
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Output: housing


Input: Consider Input: Seller: Hey so I have a great vintage chair for sale, you're interested?
Buyer: Yes I am, but the asking price is a bit higher than I can afford right now.  Can you accept $25?
Seller: No, so that's clearly undercutting me. The chair is a rocking chair and has been in our family for ages. Are you picking this up?
Buyer: Yes, I can pick it up.  I also have a 2-year old LaZBoy chair that I need to get rid of because it is too big for the room.  How about if you bring me the chair and take the recliner.  I'll pay you $25 for that.  Deal?
Seller: No, we have too much furniture, that's the problem. The lowest I could go is $40 and even that's pushing it.
Buyer: How about $40, but you give me another piece of small furniture to make it worth it.  And I will pick up the furniture from you. Deal?
Seller: I have a small end table that sort of matches the chair, and if you pick it up we're good to go. $40 it is. 
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Output: furniture