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GPack
A g-pack is a street-ready package of drugs ( coke,heroin, or crack) worth $1000.
Street ready: the drug is already cut and vialed up or bagged up already.
Streetready: the drug is ready to be served to the fiends, junkies, and crack whores on the corners by drug dealers.
A G Pack is always street ready, so when it comes time to re-up they ask for a g pack, and get back to serving the crackheads immediatly after because its already cut/diluted and in vials/gelcaps/capsules or in plastic sandwich bags/ small plastic bags or bottled in the capsules already.
You cant get a kilo of coke and just start selling it: You have to cut it so people dont overdose, bag it up or vial bottle up in the gelcaps or capsules/pills it up for easy access. Then it's street ready!!
Wholesale G-Packs are worth about $400-$500, but thats wholesale.
Retail G-Packs are worth $1000. Thats why they are called g packs. The "G" stands for 'Grand' which a Grand is $1000.
The "Pack" stands for 'Package' but it's "Pack" for short.
So add that all up and you get "G Pack". G-Packs are common among corner dealers, because that is their re-up.
So for all you businessmen and moneymakers and hustlers reading this here is what you do: Grab a g-pack wholesale for maybe $400 from a wholesaler, take that shit to the street corners and sell it off, and make some (or alot of) money!!!
Street ready: the drug is already cut and vialed up or bagged up already.
Streetready: the drug is ready to be served to the fiends, junkies, and crack whores on the corners by drug dealers.
A G Pack is always street ready, so when it comes time to re-up they ask for a g pack, and get back to serving the crackheads immediatly after because its already cut/diluted and in vials/gelcaps/capsules or in plastic sandwich bags/ small plastic bags or bottled in the capsules already.
You cant get a kilo of coke and just start selling it: You have to cut it so people dont overdose, bag it up or vial bottle up in the gelcaps or capsules/pills it up for easy access. Then it's street ready!!
Wholesale G-Packs are worth about $400-$500, but thats wholesale.
Retail G-Packs are worth $1000. Thats why they are called g packs. The "G" stands for 'Grand' which a Grand is $1000.
The "Pack" stands for 'Package' but it's "Pack" for short.
So add that all up and you get "G Pack". G-Packs are common among corner dealers, because that is their re-up.
So for all you businessmen and moneymakers and hustlers reading this here is what you do: Grab a g-pack wholesale for maybe $400 from a wholesaler, take that shit to the street corners and sell it off, and make some (or alot of) money!!!
GPack by QuackingDuck June 25, 2008
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gpack
The most common Re-Up that is made and seen by corner dealers and street dealers in the drug game.
1000 dollars worth of pre-packaged drugs. coke or heroin.
g packs are one thousand dollars worth of any ONE drug. so if you have 500 dollars worth of cocaine and 500 dollars woth of heroin, that is not a g pack. But if you have 1000 dollars worth of cocaine in a pack then that is a g pack.
If you have 1000 dollars worth of heroin then you have a g pack.
G pack also means ONE pack. so one pack of one drug is a g pack, A g pack is one big pack if i might add.
Watch HBO's TV Show: THE WIRE. If you want a realistic depiction of the drug game.
Corner dealer: hey man I need a re-up.
Supplier: How much you need?
Corner dealer: gpack.
Supplier: alright man, i will have that to ya in 10 minutes.
Corner dealer: alright. (click)
Supplier: How much you need?
Corner dealer: gpack.
Supplier: alright man, i will have that to ya in 10 minutes.
Corner dealer: alright. (click)
gpack by KuntryA$$Nigga June 25, 2008
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