wow, for a guy looking for inexpensive, you probably should not have smoked that 80th. my first cigar was a padron 1964 maduro #2, or box pressed torpedo, and after smoking through tons of those, which i basically could only afford if i saved up til the end of the week, i ruined myself for cheap cigars. man-o-war coronas are a good inexpensive heavy smoke, and oliva ct's are a great (what I call) morning cigar. The ct's are one of the first light cigars I have actually enjoyed, as it is a very flavorful smoke for such a mild stick. I don't know where these guys are getting short stories for 5 bucks, but if thats what they cost near you, def pick one of those up. You've already smoked the cigar I would have suggested for a end of school victory dance (the 80th), but another great one would be the padron 45 year 1964 maduro which was just released not too long ago. not as pricey as the 80th, but a family reserve smoke that had an amazing espresso flavor as well as the spice found mainly in the 26, imo. olivas are probably some of the best budget cigars out there, and Alec Bradley occidentals are also some great budget buys if you are into light smokes, tho i'm not sure if they are still produced. when you have money finally, definately get into padrons, I mean, for the money i don't know what a better cigar is. Gispert makes some decent cheap light smokes, and Primos are also a good value cigar, tho you have to be careful because they like to overpack their sticks most of the time. just feel em for knots or stems, and if they give, they are most likely fine. Make sure you let us know what you end up trying and liking, so we can see your progression as a new smoker. that is always a rewarding thing to see how someone progresses from trying singles to buying boxes. hope i've been somewhat helpful.