Given a text passage as input consisting of dialogues of negotiations between a seller and a buyer about the sale of an item, the task is to classify the text into one of the labels from the two possible outputs - 'accepted'/'rejected'. Select [accepted] if by the end of the conversation the buyer seems likely to buy the item from the seller. A sale is likely made when the buyer and seller agree upon a common price or when a deal is made between them. Select [rejected] if the buyer did not seem interested in buying the item from the seller at the end of the conversation. This happens when the buyer and seller do not agree on the price or other aspects of the item being sold by the seller.

Input: Consider Input: Seller: Hi there
Buyer: Hi is this item still available
Seller: It is, I have a twin bed with mattress set that is in good condition.
Buyer: How old is the matress sets
Seller: Less than six months old, and they are from a pet free home as well.
Buyer: Oh ok why did you decide to sell them after only 6 months
Seller: I am moving, and do not have enough room to take them to the new home.
Buyer: If I can come today would you be willing to accept $67 for them, that would get them out of your way for your move.
Seller: That would be acceptable, as I have been so busy with the move. Can you come by 5pm?
Buyer: Yes I can come immediately if you are available, I will send my husband with his truck
Seller: Great, I will see you soon.
Seller: 
Buyer: See ya thanks
Buyer: 


Output: accepted


Input: Consider Input: Seller: Hi, are you interested in my dope bike?
Buyer: Hello, I may be interested in your BMX bike you have for sale. 
Seller: Its an awesome bike, what is your offer
Buyer: Considering it needs a new chain and the brake cable is missing, I think $60 is a fair offer. 
Seller: If you throw in something else to sweeten the deal, im in.
Buyer: I dont know what I could throw in, its going to be for my son and I would have to still take the bike to have a chain and cable put on so he could ride it. 
Seller: Do you have any old Hoobastank CDs? I'm a collector
Buyer: No, I am not in for trades, I can do cash only. 
Seller: The only way im going below $90 is with a trade added in. My asking price is $90 and i could buy at least 45 hoobastank CDs with that amount
Buyer: Ok, well I see another bike in better condition for cheaper so I will go with the other. thanks for your time. 
Buyer: 


Output: rejected


Input: Consider Input: Seller: Hi, are you interested in the car?
Buyer: Yes indeed. However there are a few things I'd like to talk about.
Seller: OK, ask away.
Buyer: So this salvage title... what made the small accident so small?
Seller: We bought this car at a law enforcement auction. The salvage title means you can't register and drive the car. It'f for parts only. There just a small dent in the rear quarter panel. Otherwise the care is in very good condition and low miles. It's a goldmine for parts. 
Buyer: Could I drive it on private lands without issues?
Seller: Oh yeah, you can do that. Just stay off of paroled roads. IT's really just for parts. If you have a body or repair shop, then you can charge what ever you want for the parts. 
Buyer: In that case I think I'm going to have to cut that price in half there, and meet you at $8375.
Seller: I could let it go for $12,500. Could you do that?
Buyer: That's still too low partner, we're looking at maximum $9000. It's a useless car, and will take me a while to sell the parts.
Seller: I'm sad to hear that. My rock bottom price is $11,000.  If you can see your way to make that great.
Seller: 



Output: rejected


