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I think you're right, Marisa. What's cool about the online sources is that you have a bunch of affordable ones to choose from, versus hunting and hunting at the thrift stores. Although, when I was in the Tucson area, it was such a transient place that you could usually find them.

For twelve bucks, you will definitely make your money back in the first month. Older models are no big deal as long as they are functional. If you decide you want the bells and whistles later, you can always upgrade. The important thing is to get cracking on your own bread to start enjoying both the bread and your savings. Good for you.

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