How We Roll
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"Green and seasoned smokers alike will inhale this edgy endeavor."
—Publishers Weekly
"Around the world and from coast to coast, How We Roll stays smoking."—Snoop Dogg
From rolling techniques to ast-roll-ology, interviews to do's and don'ts, quizzes to charts, this lively illustrated guide to all things joints has something for potheads and casual cannabis smokers alike.
From the classic joint to The Scorpion, The Braid, The Holy Cross and beyond, How We Roll brings you the best and most important rolling techniques for your favorite herbal blend.
Exploring the many unique approaches to rolling through clever illustrations and clear instructions, How We Roll offers something new for every kind of smoker.
Featuring interviews with notable cannabis lovers like Wiz Khalifa, Dawn Richard, and Tommy Chong, insight into rolling culture around the world, and tips and tricks for rolling an exceptional j, How We Roll is the perfect book for any weed connoisseur.
GREAT GIFT: A must-have for potheads and causal smokers alike
ACCESSIBLE AND EYE-CATCHING: Eye-catching art and design make this comprehensive guide to joints a unique and delectable present for any cannabis lover
EXPERT AUTHOR: Funny and authoritative author who provides a rich and well-rounded look at all things joints
HELPFUL CONTENT: Over 20 ways to roll a joint, with step-by-step instructions
Perfect for:
- Cannabis enthusiasts
- Fans of pot culture
- Joint smokers
In addition to his writing and editorial work, Rubin has an extensive music background. His credits include Grammy-winning A&R work for global EDM phenomenon Flume and production on two highly regarded albums for Wu-Tang Clan. He is also the former VP of Music at Decon Records (now Mass Appeal Records), home to artists like Run the Jewels, Pusha T, and the Hood Internet.
"Green and seasoned smokers alike will inhale this edgy endeavor."
—Publishers Weekly
"Ever wonder how the joint was invented? Or how the New York City blunt came to be? This book offers insights...[that can] make anyone an expert."
—Rolling Stone
