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.
question:
Buyer: Hi, you have a nice bike there. I was wondering if there was much wear visible and tear on it.
Seller: No, its in great shape! My daughter rarely rode the bike . . . tires still look like they have full tread on them and there are no scuffs or scrapes on the bike. I also think I have some streamers and a Hello Kitty helmet I can throw in if you're able to pick-up tomorrow.
Buyer: Do you still have the receipt and know if there is still a warranty for it?
Seller: Yes! The bike was purchased last summer for $120. It has a one-year manufacturer warranty on it . . . so you have about two months left on the warranty.
Buyer: That sounds good, would you take $27 dollars for it?
Seller: No, I'm sorry . . . that's too low. It's less than a year old and in near perfect condition. I have it listed for $45, but my bottom dollar is $40 (plus I'll provide the warranty/receipt, helmet, and streamers at no additional charge). Would you like to pick it up tomorrow?
Buyer: Well I could pick it up tomorrow and go as high as $35. Would that work for you?
Seller: Deal. I'll send you my address and we can get you this bike tomorrow! Thank you!
Seller:
Buyer:

answer:
bike

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Buyer: Hi I am interested in this product. But does it have any scratches or anything at all?
Seller: No, the condition is like new.
Buyer: And the brand is Hitachi correct?
Seller: Yes.
Buyer: And it is compatible with other windows?
Seller: Yes, it is.
Buyer: Great. I would like to purchase it, but the price is very high for me. It doesn't really fit into my budget at all.
Seller: It's almost like new, so I'm not willing to give it away for much less than the listed price, but I am curious if you have an offer that would fit in your budget.
Buyer: I have $294 that I can pay.
Seller: That's much too low for something of this quality. I would not be willing to go under $450.
Buyer: How about $400?
Seller: My final offer is $430. Take it or leave it.
Buyer: Okay I will take it but I need it to be shipped to me because I am unable to come get it
Seller: Okay, I will ship it to you.
Buyer: Great thanks!
Buyer:
Seller:

answer:
electronics

question:
Seller: Hi! I hear you're interested in the Santa Clara apartment
Buyer: Yes it looks beautiful. Is there a backyard?
Seller: There's no individual backyard but there's a communal outdoors area that you won't be responsible for maintaining!
Buyer: That's great. The wife and kids will love that. Does it come fully furnished?
Seller: No, you'll be responsible for furnishing it yourself.
Buyer: Hmm that may be a problem with all of those steps we need to climb. The bed, the grand piano, the grandfather clock...
Seller: No worries! It's a first-floor apartment
Buyer: Why was the unit extensively remodeled after only 2 years? Was there some sort of damage?
Seller: Not particularly. We like to replace all carpets after tenants who have pets -- even if there is not extensive damage, we find new tenants enjoy the brand-new features. If you think you might be interested in a tour, we can set something up?
Buyer: We can but the price seems a bit steep for only 2 bedrooms. I know the asking price is $2595 but would $2000 be doable?
Seller: Sorry, no. That's much too low for the area. I'm confident we'll have interest in the apartment at $2595. I can drop it as low as $2495.
Seller:
Buyer:

answer:
housing