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    apples and bananas
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    Yes, I think it is fair. Things change... prices go up... that's how it works. However, I'm not sure I'd give this much notice. A lot can happen in a year. I'd maybe give 3 - 6 months notice, but that's it. No sense in making your clients feel like youre changing things when it doesn't effect them yet.

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