Boy, this
is the worst weed I’ve ever had, Wesley thought, even though it smelled great.
He’d rolled two joints, smoked them both, and still didn’t feel high. He’d heard
about some super weed that gets people so high that they think they’re straight.
Maybe this was super weed. Naw, he thought. This is just crap. His best buddy
had ripped him off! There was only one thing to do: call the police.
Wesley told
the police his problem. They said they would be right over. He went to the front
door and unlocked it. Slowly, he printed Buster’s phone number and address on a
cigarette paper. He put it into the big baggie of grass. He wondered if his call
was going to make TV news. Or maybe the front page of the newspaper: “Good
Citizen Turns in Drug Dealer.” Wow! The city might make him an honorary deputy
sheriff. He lit another joint—maybe the third one would be the charm ...
He heard
the car doors closing and the footsteps approaching. All right, he thought. He
wondered if they had brought a television crew with them. Maybe he’d make the 11
o’clock news. The police were very polite. They thanked him for Buster’s phone
number and address. Then they arrested Wesley. “What for?” he protested.
“For
possessing more than 28 grams of pot,” an officer replied.
“But this
isn’t pot—it’s more ‘not’ than ‘pot.’ Why do you think I called you—I got ripped
off!”
“Well,
we’ll see about that after the lab analyzes it. If you’re both lucky, you did
get ripped off.”
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