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The discussion centers on the discount structure for past hosts ordering stoneware during a February special. Past hosts receive a 10% discount off the sale price, resulting in a total savings of 28% off the regular price for one item. This discount applies to all stoneware purchased during the show, except for specific items like the Deep Covered Baker. Additionally, past hosts can order multiple pieces, but the 10% discount only applies to one item at a time unless they qualify for further discounts based on their hosting status.
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pamperedharriet said:Thanks Ann for spelling out what the 28% represents. I read another thread and was trying to figure out what they were talking about and couldn't understand off the top of my "gray haired" head (need to post a new picture) how they picked that number. It totally makes sense to me now!
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