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(Alex Rast) wrote:

> I don't know about you, but I *like* the fact that my baked fare is
> being sold for less than it cost to make them. It warms my heart to
> know somebody out there is going to be able to get and enjoy
> high-quality baking for less money than they could do it themselves
> for, much less buy it at some bakery. In some cases, I'm sure, this
> means the difference between somebody being able to enjoy an item and
> not being able to afford it at all. How can I complain?

I agree with this. Who cares, if you are already donating it in the
first place? It's not like they are paying you a low amount in a deal,
you make it to give to them so they can make money off of it.

Regards,
Ranee

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