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.

Q: Buyer: This is nice but don't you think 200 is a bit much?
Seller: It's a antique and in perfect condition.
Buyer: Yes but that's too high. I'd give you 110 for this.
Seller: That's almost half of what I'm offering. I can let it go for 175.
Buyer: I could go to a thrift shop and get one for that price
Seller: This is one of a kind. You won't find a vintage mirror like this in a thrift shop
Buyer: One of a kind? Are you sure abut that? If so how about 120?
Seller: I welcome you to find another one like it. I certainly doubt you would find it for any less than 150
Buyer: 150 I'll do.
Seller:
Buyer:

A: furniture
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Q: Buyer: hI, I'm interested in the POS computer
Seller: Sure. It's in great condition
Buyer: How much are you asking?
Seller: I would like to get $250 for the set
Buyer: Do you have the instructions that came with it?
Seller: You know I actually can't find the manual, but I'm sure instructions can be found online. I can, however, teach you how to use it if you come over
Buyer: I was really hoping to spend a little less; and if you don't have the instructions, I may have to even buy a new manual; unfortunately, I cannot bring my Equipment to you, for show and tell - would you be able to take less? Say, $100?
Seller: Oh that's a little too low. I can maybe go down to $200. Would that be acceptable?
Buyer: The add shows an asking price of $200, I almost felt ripped off when you asked for $250. Can you meet in between at $150?
Seller: How about $175 and I'll deliver it to you? You can test it all you want in your shop before you pay me.
Buyer:
Seller:

A: electronics
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Q: Seller: Make an offer before this one disappears
Buyer: So this is a one-bedroom, one bath, right?
Seller: yes. pool in the complex. newly remodeled
Buyer: $1395 -- basically $1400 -- is pretty steep for a one-bedroom, without washer or dryer in-apartment. Coin laundry has a tendency to add up. I've paid $1000 for a one-bedroom in San Francisco, on Nob Hill. I'm pretty sure I could find a two- or three-bedroom for $1400. But, I like the granite kitchen. And the pool is a good perk.
Seller: Nob Hill isn't very desirable. This one is located near shops, and a bus stop,. it will give you all the convenience you seek. So you need to pay a bit more for that
Buyer: I mean. Nob Hill is right in the middle of town. There was a great bodega right across the street; the BART was a ten-minute walk away. I can go for $1200 on this, all things considered. The perks do push it up a bit.
Seller: tell you what. sign a one year lease and i'll let you have it for 1250 a month
Buyer: That sounds doable. Let's call it a deal!
Seller:
Buyer:

A:
housing
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