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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Question: Buyer: Hey there I'd love to buy the bike!
Seller: Hi, I understand you are interested in the apartment?
Buyer: Do I have the wrong person? The listing is clearly a Vintage Trek 830 - MTB Mountain Bike Commuter.
Seller: I guess there is a mix-up. I am trying to rent out a beautiful apartment on Francisco.
Buyer: Hmm, I am trying to buy a mountain bike... This is weird. Why are we talking? Haha.
Seller: I don't know. The list for the apartment is $2425, but I will rent it to you for $2300 and throw in the bike, if you are interested in moving.
Buyer: I guess that could work, maybe we could arrange it to work like that. $80 for the bike and call it good.
Buyer:
Seller: Well, I don't have the bike, but if you rent the apartment, I will find one for you and give it to you for free.
Buyer: Ok, we can see if it will work out. I guess you can accept or decline my offer. Thanks for your understanding.
Seller: I'm not quite clear. Are you offering to rent the apartment?
Buyer: No. I guess you should decline my offer then. Im just trying to purchase a bike homie..
Seller: Okay, nice talking to you. Good luck.
Seller:

Answer: bike

Question: Buyer: Hello do you still have this car?
Seller: Yes! It is still available and I'm interested in selling! :)
Buyer: Can you tell me anything about it
Seller: I am the original owner, bought it new in 2006. Great vehicle - has never left me stranded. The interior is nearly pristine and the exterior looks very good (some dings like you would expect from an 11 year old vehicle). Still drives great. Only 85,000 miles.
Buyer: Ok, how much are you asking?
Seller: I'm asking $7800. I bought a new Escalade and no longer need this one.
Buyer: Ok, I will offer you 4600 for it.
Seller: Uh, no. Book on it is $8300. I'm already below that. I'd be willing to consider an offer that is more reasonable, but $4600 is over three-thousand below my asking price.
Buyer: Well to be honest I found the same care with less miles for cheaper. If oyu are willing to throw in a warranty and deliver it for me I will offer more.
Seller: OK, I can offer a 1 year warranty and will bring it to you, but I need you to make an offer.
Buyer: Best I can go is 6900
Seller: Make it an even $7000 and you have a deal.
Buyer:
Seller:

Answer: car

Question: Buyer: Hello, I am interested in one of these units. Does this unit have a fireplace? The ad only says that they are in select units.
Seller: Yes this particular one has one fireplace.
Buyer: Okay nice. Considering that I have to use the onsite laundry facility instead of having them in my place, I am putting up an offer of $1933 for this unit.
Seller: The laundry facility is free. So you won't have to cover the costs of fixing or repairing your own machines. We have to keep the rate at a certain limit to cover costs. Such as landscaping, storage, parking and security. The lowest we can go is 2000. Can you do that?
Buyer: Does that price include utilities and one of the large storage spaces listed in the ad?
Seller: Yes, it does. It's an incredible deal.
Buyer: Yeah, that is. Of course, I'll have to come take a look at the place but I agree to the $2000 price.
Buyer:
Seller: Thank-you for your time.
Seller:

Answer:
housing