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.

[EX Q]: Seller: If you LOVE to golf, this is the property for you!
Buyer: I do love to gold but I am concerned with how much traffic will be near the house and the privacy. Does the gold course cover repairs should a golf ball break one of our windows?
Seller: I don't think that will happen (damage from golf balls) as it's not directly on the course and there are many trees lining the properties. You will have a nice view though and I suppose a ball may come through that clearing. If that shall happen, I will cover the costs of repair. Traffic wont be an issue as the entrance to the course is on the other side of town
Buyer: Seeing as there are no pictures this is quite a risky chance I am taking, so I would be willing to pay $1350 with a 1 month security deposit (refundable).
Seller: I can do that! Would you like to come sign the lease today?
Seller:
Buyer:

[EX A]: housing

[EX Q]: Buyer: Hi I am interested in this product
Seller: I can give you these tube lights as well as a custom painting from a 5 year old for $199?!?!?
Buyer: The price is too too high for me. I can only afford a certain budget.
Seller: what is your budget?
Buyer: $120
Seller: I cant do that. The lowest ic an go is $160, but I'll throw in some new towels too?
Buyer: what are the towels for may I ask?
Seller: Because everyone needs towels at some point. Think about it. Worst comes to worst you have some towels in your car, some kid pukes in your backseat, blam, problem solved. Very useful!
Buyer: I have lots of towels. I can do $140 are you willing to give it to me?
Seller: no
Seller:

[EX A]: electronics

[EX Q]: Buyer: I've been looking for a Digital Oscilloscope! How long have you had this one for? Why have you decided to sell it?
Seller: I've only had it for a couple months. I figured it would get a lot of use, but it's pretty much sat on a shelf. It's only been used a couple times. I'm looking for 490 for it. I think that's fair as I'm including a 17 inch LCD monitor and two 150MHz probes. Is this your first Oscilloscope or have you been using one for a while?
Buyer: It's my first. I've used them in the past, but I've never owned one. They're a bit out of my budget! However, I'm very interested in this one. Would you accept an offer?
Seller: I have a little bit of wiggle room, but not too much unfortunately. When I got this one I went pretty high end. It has a 100 Mega Samples a sec and can export data to PCs. It even has internal storage. What do you think is fair?
Buyer: I was hoping I could get it for $345. I can assure you it'll be put to good use!
Seller: Hmmm I can't go that low unfortunately. You said this is your first one. How about we go 440 and I can spend a couple hours showing you how to use it and can even throw in some replacement parts I have.
Buyer: I understand. How about $400? That's about all I can afford at this time.
Seller: Do you have an old fishing pole or skis that you don't use any more? I'm looking for one and would be willing to do 400 if you have something like that I could spend the season using.
Buyer: Yes! I can spare a fishing pole. So, $400 plus a fishing pole?
Seller: 400 and a fishing pole sounds great!
Seller:
Buyer:

[EX A]:
electronics