I live in a suburb of Chicago, named Wilmette. The standard prices here are $20 for a gram, $60 for an eighth, $110 for a quad, so on and so fourth. These prices are not uncommon at all. Most people who live in a rich, suburby town like I do pay the same prices. A large portion of New York, any suburb of chicago, and many many other places. And now to the point.

Whenver i see a thread and somebody says that they got this eighth for 60 bucks, or they got an ounce for 410 or even a bit more, there are always atleast several replies saying "damn thats fuckin pricy you got ripped off" or something along those lines, when the truth is, they didn't get ripped off, and you're just lucky that your prices are cheaper. I could drive an hour and go down to the city of chicago, and get an eighth for $30, but it would be very hard to find a dealer that far away, plus i'm 16 and i don't have a lisence or a car.

Anyway, i guess the point of this thread was to inform people that not everybody is as fortunate as them when it comes to pricing, and it's extremely common to have to pay $20 per gram, $60 per eighth and so on.

Thanks.
mowie wowie Reviewed by mowie wowie on . Pricing - The Unconvenient Truth I live in a suburb of Chicago, named Wilmette. The standard prices here are $20 for a gram, $60 for an eighth, $110 for a quad, so on and so fourth. These prices are not uncommon at all. Most people who live in a rich, suburby town like I do pay the same prices. A large portion of New York, any suburb of chicago, and many many other places. And now to the point. Whenver i see a thread and somebody says that they got this eighth for 60 bucks, or they got an ounce for 410 or even a bit more, Rating: 5