Emperor1956
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FR: Well, there are pros and cons to the used slave. They require more maintenance, of course, and their useful life is shortened by the periods of time they were used by their prior owner(s). On the other hand, they are usually broken in. I think the final determination is that used slaves are far more economical than new slaves. The famous "showroom tax" that you pay when you drive a new slave off the slave dealer's lot is often estimated to be 40-50% of the purchase price of the slave, so used is far, far more cost effective. Yet, I am currently with a brand, spankin' new slave. She is a very sleek late model, and has had literally no really hard use before Me, and I have to say it is exhilirating to put her thru her paces. Just the other day I was thinking about how much I really enjoyed the "break in" period, and even though she was relatively more expensive for being bought new (and I might add she is a VERY desirable model so I paid pretty close to "list" for her) I really enjoy having one that is new, without any prior owners. Did that help? We are but here to serve. E.
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