instruction:
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.
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Buyer: Are utilities included in the rent?
Seller: They are not currently but under the right circumstances it could be possible.
Buyer: Can you elaborate on the "right circumstances"?...$1950.00 seems a little high ecpecially without utlities.
Seller: Sorry! I have had a lot of emails today about this place and most people are looking for something short term. I could include utilities and cable/WiFi for a long term renter.
Buyer: Okay well I'm currently starting grad school in a few months at the university down the street, so long term for me would be the next two years.
Seller: That sounds perfect, the school is about 9 minutes away and you are smack dab in the middle of the city so if you don't currently have a car, it's an easy walk around most of the town.
Buyer: Ok great, that's honestly just what I'm looking for. Can you drop the rent down to $1900 a month? That extra $50 a month would really help me with paying for groceries and what not.
Seller: Yeah I can definitely do that do that, the extra 50 was more of the wife's idea anyways.
Seller:
Buyer:

answer:
housing

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Seller: Hello there, you have an interest in my vehicle?
Buyer: I do. I feel like that price is a bit too high, though. I don't suppose you can come down?
Seller: I'd be willing to go down a little, but the price listed is the blue book value. Do you have an offer?
Buyer: Well, here's the thing....the warranty only runs until Aug 2017. That's not even a month of coverage. So, I think I'd be willing to offer 13800
Seller: Unfortunately that's much too low for a car that's worth 20, even with the expiring warranty. I could go down as far as 18500, but that's as far as I can go.
Buyer: Well, it's worth 20 on the blue book. But at 53k miles, it's been driven about 13k miles a year. That's a bit high. I bet it's due for a fair amount of work so that warranty would be handy. I guess I could do 14500.
Seller: I can't do 14500. I guess I can do 18, but that's my final offer.
Buyer: I'd be able to do something like that if you'd be willing to pay for a mechanic to inspect it
Seller: Sure, I can offer that.
Seller:
Buyer:

answer:
car

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Seller: Hi there. I'm trying to get rid of this armoire as soon as possible.
Buyer: The armoire looks pretty nice.
Seller: It's in pretty good condition. The handle on the right door is missing. That's the only thing wrong with it.
Buyer: I'm sure it will take time and money to replace the handle. I would like to pay $30.
Seller: The handle doesnt cost much to replace. Home depot has something similar for cheap. How about 35?
Buyer: I hope you're correct, but it will still take some time. I will also need to get it installed, I'm not good with tools. Let's make it 32 dollars.
Seller: Okay, you have a point. 33 and it's a deal.
Buyer: I will agree to $33 if you can deliver it.
Seller: Delivery? That's a bit extra. I would expect you to come pick it up.
Buyer: I don't have a vehicle. I would have to rent something. I will cost much more. If I have to pick it up, I will pay $30. If you deliver it, I will pay you $35.
Seller: I'll deliver it and accept the 35
Seller:
Buyer: Great, $35 with delivery.
Buyer:

answer:
furniture