An excellent brand of
rolling paper.
JOB is made in France and imported by the Republic Tobacco Co.
From the inside of the package:
"The original JOB 1.0 single-width Cigarette Paper, produced in the French way, is backed by the pride and know-how of over 160 years of experience. Easy-rolling, pure-gummed and smooth burning for your tobacco smoking pleasure, it is a product of high technology and the quality tradition of all French-made JOB Cigarette Papers. Enjoy!"
Yeah, whatever.
It's cigarette paper - i'm not exactly sure what "the French way" is or how "high technology" comes into play - but it is good stuff.
What makes rolling paper good, you ask? Well... If you're smoking rolled tobacco in the first place, you're concerned with one of three things:
So: JOB is good for all these things... it's very
thin and has a good
weight so it doesn't get in the way of the tobacco's
flavor. Unlike some other paper companies who add trace amounts of a
burning agent to their paper, JOB doesn't - so you remain chemical free (except for
the important chemical). And finally, it's cheaper than any other paper
on the market. Yes, all the papers sell for the same amount, but each give a different
quantity:
- Zig-Zag tends to give you 33 papers per container.
- Chills give you 48.
- Rizla gives you 50.
- JOB gives you 66.
So: all the things you look for in a paper plus the cheapest out there. Who could object?