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: Buyer: Hey, nice looking bike. WHy are you getting rid of it?
Seller: Well, I just recently moved and I simply don't have time to ride anymore. Sure I'll put on weight and it might ruin my love life but I have a business to run and children to feed.
Buyer: Hahaha
Seller: I'm asking a list price of 1800 which is a discount from the retail original price. As you can see I've added a few upgrades to the bike as well.
Buyer: Yeah, I honestly was looking at something that hadn't been ridden for a whole season. Your price is quite high for me at this point.
Seller: Well what kind of price range works for you? Let's see if we can find a price we both like.
Buyer: I'm thinking about 1/2 of the asking price could work for us both
Buyer: 


SOLUTION: bike

PROBLEM: Seller: Hi! You were interested in the Ranger?
Buyer: It looks nice, but I really don't think it's worth what you're asking.
Seller: How come? It was very well maintained through our company, everything runs perfect on it. Just like new.
Buyer: It's 6 years old and that mileage seems high. If it was a company truck that could mean a lot of wear and tear. The engine and trans could go out at any time
Seller: The company has maintained it very well, the transmission shifts good. As you know even a high mileage truck, if maintained well, will last you forever.
Buyer: I understand. But even with it being maintained well, these things are going to happen. I'll offer $4,000
Seller: 4,000 is too low. I'll be willing to give you a 1 year warranty on the engine and transmission if that's what is concerning you.
Buyer: I'll come up to $5,500. With a 2 year warranty
Seller: I'm sorry, I'm willing to work with you but $5,500 is not acceptable. How about $8,000 with a 2 year warranty. We'll even throw in a toolbox for the back! 
Buyer: Definitely can't do 8. I'll do $6,300. That's my final offer. 
Seller: If you can come up with $7,500 I think we can approve that amount. I'll pend you an offer. Think about it. Thank you for your time either way!
Seller: 
Buyer: 


SOLUTION: car

PROBLEM: Buyer: I am interested in your private balcony suite u are selling for 1395.Can you tell me some more about it?
Seller: You're not going to find anything cheaper than this in the area. The guys down the street are charging at least $2000. 
Buyer: Sounds likea scam to me.. I really cannot pay morefor this. I would like to pay $976 unless you can tell me for sure why I should pay more
Seller: It's recently renovated, so everything is brand new. You have access to just about everything a stone's throw away. Internet access is included, and we welcome all sorts of pets. 
Buyer: Okay, it sounds like a good deal. My best i can do is $1200. Take it or leave it
Buyer: 
Seller: 


SOLUTION:
housing