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How much weed for 40$?

Discussion in 'Apprentice Marijuana Consumption' started by CopyCatx, Jun 6, 2010.

  1. #1 CopyCatx, Jun 6, 2010
    Hey im new here just saying hi.. Any ways im going to a friends house next week and my other friend is going to get me some weed. I just want to know how much mersh i can get for 40$. I know its mersh but what ever, as long as im smoking im happy :).
     
  2. #2 Blunt, Jun 6, 2010
    I'm assuming mersh is the same as mids and/or reggie. If that's true than I get quarters for $20, so you should get at least an eighth for $40.

    For other questions like this head over to the Appretince Tokers Section of the Forums.
     
  3. #3 Pink Floyd, Jun 6, 2010
    reggie for 40$ an eighth?

    I realize that different areas have different pricings and such but that's just ridiculous... I'm probably biased seeing as I live in Los Angeles where you can get eighths of dank for 35 but whatever.
     
  4. #4 EdgarOregon100, Jun 6, 2010
    If I'm spending $40, I should be getting at least an 1/8th of some heady, super bomb ass chronic.

    That's typical for the area I'm in.
     
  5. #5 420Haze, Jun 6, 2010
    Depends on where you live. I'm in Arizona and I can get an oz of some nice regs for $50 or so. All about supply and demand.
     
  6. #6 Blunt, Jun 6, 2010
    My dank is $50 an eighth and like I said reggie is $20 a quarter, but I'm not going to assume his connections are as good, if they're even close, so I just undershot it. That's why I said at least.
     
  7. #7 MA Toker, Jun 6, 2010
    Anywhere from 5 grams to an ounce depending on who it's from and the quality of the mersh
     

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