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.

Ex Input:
Buyer: Hello, I'm interesting in the house.
Seller: have to be fast, 3 minute timer.  1815/mo is the asking price
Buyer: Does the bathrooms come with bath tubs or just showers?
Seller: it's a surround, so both in one stall
Buyer: Great. Are there any schools in the area?
Seller: Vail school district is the highest rated disctric in the vicinity.
Buyer: Great. Is there a basement?
Seller: negative
Buyer: I might need more storage space. Is there an attack atleast?
Seller: attic - yes.  included is a ladder.  access is above the garage w/ a secondary above the master bedroom
Buyer: Great. Does the yard have grass?
Seller: bermuda grass, and I seed it in the winter with a special winter blend.  green all year round.
Buyer: Great. I don't want my neices to get injured when they visit. Would you accept $1200
Seller: 1200 wouldn't cover the bank loan, sadly enough.  1815 is what my accountant has informed me is what we need to recover from the 2008 crash.  The housing market is also consistant with an 1800/mo asking price.
Buyer: Okay. I'll pay $1815
Seller: sounds great - we'll input 1815 into the final agreement box.
Seller: 
Buyer: Okay
Buyer: 


Ex Output:
accepted


Ex Input:
Seller: Hi how are you?
Buyer: Good and you?
Seller: Very well thanks! Are you interested in my offer? Any questions?
Buyer: I am! It sounds good but people don't sell vehicles unless something is wrong with them soooo.... what is it's dings, bumps, bruises, quirks?
Seller: Nope absolutely nothing wrong with it I am simply upgrading! You are welcome to schedule an appointment to get it checked or take it for a test drive.
Buyer: That would be perfect! Would you take $2500 for it?
Seller: No nothing near that low for a car this nice it only has 60000 miles on it and is in beautiful condition.
Buyer: It is almost 8 years old and only has 60000 miles??? Did you ever drive it? How about $3000
Seller: My commute is only 5 miles and no that is less tham half my offer.
Buyer: Alright then half of your offer $3500
Seller: No i;m afraid you will have to look elsewhere the lowest I'll go is 6000.
Buyer: At 8 years old the depreciation is 80% from it's original price as well as parts normally wear out between 8 to 10 years so although you may have a beautiful car it will begin to fall apart soon. $6000 is too much for an 8 year old car. I can go $3750
Seller: 


Ex Output:
rejected


Ex Input:
Buyer: 
Buyer: I think this is a fair price
Seller: Why is there an offer there already?
Buyer: This is within the area comps and reasonable for this size of home.
Seller: I can't accept that low. That is $1000 less then asking price.
Buyer: My final offer would be 1850.00
Seller: I really don't think I could go that low.
Buyer: What is your bottom line?
Seller: For a 4 Bedroom, 2 1/2 bath with a 2 car garage in California. it has a tennis court a children play structure.I think the best I could is $2000.
Buyer: I don't see anything in the listing about a tennis court or a child's play structure. I am not willing to go over $1850 and will assume all maintenance issues with this rental.
Seller: You can't make another offer anyway. I can't erase your original offer. I am going to have to reject.
Buyer: ok
Buyer: 


Ex Output:

rejected


