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.
Example: Seller: hi
Buyer: Hello
Seller: do you care to make an offer?
Buyer: The place sounds nice, but may be a little more than I can afford
Seller: well how much can you soend?
Buyer: I was looking for something in the 1500-1600 range
Seller: That is really unreasonable considering all the immenities and other going rates, you would need to come up to at least 3000
Buyer: I have seen some 2 bedrooms for that price, which I could split the cost with a roommate, so even with amenities, this may be out of my range
Seller: it may be then... the absolute lowest i will go is 2700. that is my final offer.
Buyer: Ok, I think the most I could spend on this is 2000 - we are a ways apart
Seller: ya that is far too low like i said 2700
Buyer: Ok, thanks for your consideration. I will have to keep looking for now.
Seller: good luck
Example solution: housing
Example explanation: The answer 'housing' is correct because a house is being talked about which is indicated by the mention of 'bedrooms' and 'amenities' which are words that are both related to housing.

Problem: 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: 


Solution: bike