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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.

Seller: hi
Buyer: Hello
Seller: do you care to make an offer?
Buyer: The place sounds nice, but may be a little more than I can afford
Seller: well how much can you soend?
Buyer: I was looking for something in the 1500-1600 range
Seller: That is really unreasonable considering all the immenities and other going rates, you would need to come up to at least 3000
Buyer: I have seen some 2 bedrooms for that price, which I could split the cost with a roommate, so even with amenities, this may be out of my range
Seller: it may be then... the absolute lowest i will go is 2700. that is my final offer.
Buyer: Ok, I think the most I could spend on this is 2000 - we are a ways apart
Seller: ya that is far too low like i said 2700
Buyer: Ok, thanks for your consideration. I will have to keep looking for now.
Seller: good luck
Solution: housing
Why? The answer 'housing' is correct because a house is being talked about which is indicated by the mention of 'bedrooms' and 'amenities' which are words that are both related to housing.

New input: Buyer: I would like to pay 1500 for this vehicle.
Seller: Thank you for the offer, but I definitely feel this car holds more value. It is basically in new condition except for a bit of fading paint on the rear.
Buyer: While the condition is true, the vehicle itself is over 13 years old. Kia isn't necessarily a brand that has longevity in terms of resale value.
Seller: You are right, but it also only has 46,000 original miles on it. It has only had 2 owners and no accidents what so ever. At the end of the day, any car hold value as long as you keep up with it. The lowest I could go is 2900
Buyer: My problem is the blue book value is only 2787 IF the car was in pristine condition. In your add you mention fading on the bumper which would take the overall value down. At most the car is worth 2000, but with all the money I would have to put in to it the highest I could go is 1700.
Seller: Actually the blue book value for its condition is 2800 as I had it appraised and have the paperwork for it as well. I will go to 2500, but I di have other offers as well.
Buyer: I could split the difference and go 2100
Seller: Ok 2100 is good .
Seller:
Buyer: Solid. Thanks!
Buyer:

Solution:
car