Dabbing (Verb): To smoke a highly
concentrated form of Marijuana (wax) by burning it on a superheated piece of
metal.
“…Just listen, okay? It was 4:19 and I had just gotten
off work when Blake called me and asked to meet up which we did—obviously—so I
picked up Blake and we were all set to go smoke when he started talking about
how we haven’t dabbed in awhile and I agreed that we should do that. But we
didn’t have anything to dab with—you know, a nail and a torch; we didn’t even
have any wax to be honest, just the bong and weed— the King Louis XVI we bought
last night. But we were already set on dabbing so we drive out to the goddamn
valley in 100 degree weather and Blake runs into the club and buys a gram of wax
and a titanium nail to dab off of.
“So we start driving
back thinking about where we should go to dab because you can’t just go
anywhere; you don’t want to be somewhere someone’s going to see you when you
have to heat the nail with a jet of fire, when I realize that we didn’t have a
torch; so we drive all the way out of the valley and across town to pick up a
torch from Smoke Shop®. So we go in and I buy a torch, and butane because they
never come filled up; then a bottle of bong cleaner and a metal pick to scrape
the wax.
“The guy that rang
us up actually looked like Ben Aflac. Blake told him that and he made a joke
about Batman; it was pretty funny.
“ Anyway, we get the
stuff and go, and as we’re walking out I think to check my receipt and realize
I had just spent 90 bucks! And so then Blake thinks to check his receipt back
in the Car and he spent 120$! But we figured we would be dabbing soon and it
would be fine. So we think of the perfect spot—the hill right behind the
doctor’s office—and started driving there when goddammit! We don’t have any
water for the bong! So I start thinking of any place we could find a hose to
use, but we ended up just stopping—again—and spent another three bucks on a bottle at a gas station.
“So it’s nearly
8:30, we’re finally there and the bong’s out and I go to grab the bong cleaner
out of the brown paper bag Ben Aflac gave us and what do you know it’s not
there! So we decide, ‘fuck it’, and we sit down and set the nail up in the
bong’s mouth and scoop up a glob of wax when Blake tells me that the nail is
wobbling in place and won’t get as great air flow, but I pushed it down more
and it fight tight so Blake started torching it at the head until the nail was
red hot and hands it to me to hit and then Bam! It just broke right there in my
hand and the nail dropped to the floor still red hot. And we both just looked
at it for a minute in disbelief until I put the bong down and started looking
for the pieces that broke off—Blake told me not to and that there was no chance
of putting it back together but I did anyway and it turns out that it broke
clean into two little pieces and we were able to tape them back together with a
miracle piece of scotch tape on the brown bag Ben gave us and the bowl fit back
in perfectly, so after spending all that time and cash to dab we just ended up
smoking the King Louis.”
“You told me all of
that just to tell me that you broke our bong?” Marcus said, more angry than
confused.
“No, I told you that
to tell you that we broke our bong,”
Everett flicked his finger back and forth between Blake and himself, “and that
we can still smoke out of it.” Everett took the taped bong out of the bag and
started packing it.
God, you guys
fucking suck!” Marcus slid down in his patio chair. “I guess it could be worse
though—at least we’re not out of weed.”
Ah, tales of young stoners...
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