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HOW CAN I FIND THE RIGHT DEALER?

Discussion in 'Marijuana Consumption Q&A' started by TexasStoner, Oct 15, 2014.

  1. #1 TexasStoner, Oct 15, 2014
    Okay so I have a couple connects to get my shit!
    Guy down the street gives me 1/8 of good Reggie for 5$
    But he is always busy never can come thru.
    Another guy a city away same prices but he is always running out.
    My kush guy gives me 20$ a gram or 60$ and â…› .
    But hes a kid so he's always taking out of the grams
    How can I find a decent seller???
     
  2. #2 tokenconure, Oct 15, 2014
    Keep trying man. Ask your friends where they get.there shit from, or get a scale and start calling the kid out if he rips you

    Bird + Weed + Papers = Good time
     
  3. #3 creameriez, Oct 15, 2014
    From experience when someone is only asking for a nick I really wouldn't go out of my way for them unless the dude came and got it from me..if your gonna buy reggie buy at least a 20 or just save up and ask for an oz I'm sure that'll catch his business


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  4. #4 Old School Smoker, Oct 15, 2014
    No offense, but it's posts like these that make me greatful to be Californian.
     
  5. #5 mitchforx420, Oct 21, 2014
    Buy scales, they are a must have if you use dealers, weigh all your bags p so you know who your most trustworthy dealer is, if a bag comes out .9 try not to freak it, it was probably a mistake, if its a regular thing then call the dealer up on it. Ask friends, and if your close with one of your dealers, ask for his supplier, a lot of suppliers are not the typical shady type, and are willing to do any business as long as you have the cash.
     

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