Benny
With G and I being broke ass highschoolers, re-up day really only consisted of us scrounging together $20 for a gram. We got a 15-minute break between our vocational classes, so we always chose to ditch for a quick smoke. In hindsight, the dealer obviously could tell our ages and being an adult today, I could never imagine selling weed to anyone under 18. Anyways, it was always mid-grade weed, but it got the job done.
Benny was a scary fucking dealer to me. He never said anything, and this is the only dealer I have ever bought from that would make you drive slow down a random dirt road before you had to do the hand-off, and you better hope your ass could grab the bag while handing off the money driving 5mph. Needless to say, I never bought from Benny alone.
I later found out Benny sold more than just weed, he sold Oxy as well. G got addicted to opiates after that.
Yoshi
Another high school dealer was ‘Yoshi’. He seemed to come through a lot for my friend H, but I would message him, and then ask again 5 hours later, to get a response 2 hours later saying, “Dry”. Thanks, dude.
K & J
Now, this is a wild one. I managed to score not ONE, but TWO dealers living in the same house! Here’s how it worked: J handled the females, and K handled the males. I thought that was a really good way of business. They were just trailer trash parents trying to keep the money flowing. I had a couple good conversations with their teenage boys about sports and their grades in school. I dealt with K when J was busy, but he was always a nice enough dude. What are the odds my drug dealer had the matching 5-speed to a Nissan 240SX half rotting in the dirt? My ex paid him $150 for that transmission.
For a small amount of time, K and J were having disagreements with each other regarding J’s faithfulness. K kicked her out one day, and I, yet again, had to go to some random-ass 55+ community. She had quickly moved into a bedroom with her very aged mother. While pushing weed out this condo, she told me how she went gay in prison. It’s not very important, but it stuck with me all this time because of how much it felt like we were just teenage friends giggling about gossip. Super strange.
FUN FACT: I check up on them from time to time via court records to see if they ever got into more trouble. I later found out K stole his neighbor’s golf cart and then sold it to an unsuspecting party, and J was arrested for “stealing” K’s mom’s car. When they got her to the jail, a small baggie of methamphetamine was in her bra.
UPDATE: Since its been a while since I checked in on these people, I found out J got into a lot more trouble with the law! Here is the arrest affadavit, because I think it's better to read the report than to try to explain it.
Pics here!
E
The first ‘real’ dealer I had. You know, the walking past the housing projects with everyone hanging around outside, all eyes on the white girl walking past. I never felt intimidated or anything, because I am also white trash ;)
I used him for years. I only slowed down on him because I moved a little too far to continue risk (felony while driving = yikes). I won a “contest” he held with some math regarding square footage, and I was his only customer to guess right! I got one moonrock for my troubles.
I also had to be his support when his baby’s mama came at him for who knows what and drove around the town with that dude while he aired his grievances out to probably his only female customer. I still feel awkward thinking about that, it was the most vulnerable I’d ever seen him.