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Does this seem like a legit deal?

Discussion in 'Marijuana Stash Box' started by Buffalo Green, Feb 28, 2013.

  1. #1 Buffalo Green, Feb 28, 2013
    Someone from school is offering me 3 dimes of purp for $25. This is a real good price because it is usually $20 in my area, but I know by a dime he means 1g, because he said he wanted to buy a dime from me and I said $20 and he said okay good. So I'm guessing he means about 3g for $25... seem legit?
     
  2. #2 MDS, Feb 28, 2013
    I've seen dimes of dank weigh in at 0.5g, which could make more sense in your deal.. considering 3x0.5g = 1.5g, which would generally be $30, so $5 off since you're buying 3.

    Ask him! lol
     
  3. #3 NeverMind94, Feb 28, 2013
    Dimes are .4-.6. Not 1 g. Are you new too smoking? I made same mistake. Lol. Get a scale.

    Sent from above
     
  4. #4 Buffalove420, Feb 28, 2013
    A dime usually refers to the cost. A dime being 10 dollars (usually .5- .6 if dank) a dub being 20 dollars (1- 1.5g) thats the way its always been in my case. But fuck them small potatoes, get a zip of that purp. But to answer your question thats a good deal still.
     
  5. #5 Buffalove420, Feb 28, 2013
    Also Buffalo love man
     
  6. #6 Jumbo, Feb 28, 2013
    lol come on dude, is this for real?

    ask the guy what he means, how the hell should i know what he means?

    dimes not weight, dime is 10$ sack. doesnt matter how much it is, just that it costs 10$.



    dem 25$ sacks........
     
  7. #7 Contemno, Feb 28, 2013
    in Washington a dime of dank is 1g a dub 2 g.
     
  8. #8 kayakush, Feb 28, 2013
    a dime cost ten dollars.....never knew of any other amount
     
  9. #9 coogs, Feb 28, 2013
    +1 to comment above and 3 above.
     
  10. #10 T4C, Feb 28, 2013
    dime =.5
     

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