back door ding

a break, usually taken from work, usually at a restaurant, where one or more employees and regulars gather at the back door to smoke marijuana; used to give anyone "in the know" a heads up; see also: ding

"Hey, Jesse is going out for a back door ding, you comin'?"

"What? The cook is getting high?"

ding

an onomatopoeia that signifies a union break, specifically a cigarette break, usually involving at least one employee of an establishment; used in nonsmoking buildings to signify that one is going outside for a cigarette for any that wish to follow

Our waitress at the Waffle House said "Ding!" and three booths of regulars followed her outside for a cigarette.

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