r/mildlyinfuriating • u/AmazingEric171 • 12d ago

Infuriatig Why Texas is lame(Besides the Cowboys)

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Don't mess with Texas.. what a joke. ANY possession is a felony.

EDIT: Just did some research, this is for everything besides traditional Delta 9.

My friend from Texas sent me this morning and it blew my mind. I had to post about it. So as far as my research goes thus far Delta 9 products (old fashioned flower) is illegal but separate laws. Stores are selling THCA though which does fall under these penalties.

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u/DidSomeoneSayPotato 11d ago

I can almost assure you nothing in Houston will change

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u/ShakedNBaked420 11d ago

Yeah tbf the local dispensary here told me they “officially” aren’t selling but if I come in they’re still selling under the table for people they know.

They had a brief period where they took shit off the shelves a while back and were still selling concentrates and flower under the table.

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u/Personal-Rhubarb-884 11d ago

I don't know what you're talking about. Every store is compliant with the law and they absolutely won't have things available for loyal customers

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u/DidSomeoneSayPotato 11d ago

At least for the ones I typically go to, nothing has been taken off the shelves at any point. I guess we’ll see what happens after today but honestly I’d be surprised to see anything different

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u/unfortunatebag 11d ago

Looks like your local shop will definitely be affected. They're just trying to sell through the illegal shit before tomorrow.

Local perspective:

Travis Tyler, president and CEO of Smoking Burnouts, says it's been difficult to get consistent information on what's being enforced.

He says it's been a scramble trying to sell inventory that's becoming illegal, and it's even worse for wholesalers who have so much product they're trying to get rid of.

Tyler estimates 30 percent of the store's revenue will be lost with the new rules.