Growing up in inner-city
Seattle, teenage
guys would sometimes use the word "weak" to refer to an action, word, or behavior towards them by another
guy that was coming across as selfish, exploiting, dishonest, or friendship betrayal.
Bob and Bill are good
friends and classmates in school. When Bob went to Bill's place a few days ago, Bill offered Bob a couple of beers. But when Bill went to Bob's place yesterday, Bob offered Bill only one
beer.
Bill: "Only one
beer? That's really weak. When you came over, I gave you two."