>>114663411Does she still function? Then keep her around.
If they develop personalities of any variety, then I'd try to allow her to feel helpful and let her know she's still appreciated. Never know when you might need someone around to give you the Heimlich Maneuver, after all.
If they're just soulless automatons, then she won't mind just being a figure for someone to occasionally talk at, and occasionally clean up after that someone. It's just their prime directive, they don't care.
If I just can't afford to keep her around anymore for whatever reason, try to find her a good home where she can be useful. Maybe a nursing home could use some extra help, or maybe a young family starting out would make good use of the extra free time a Nandroid would give them, but they can't afford one at retail price.
