DerrtySouthpaw
Superstar
Alabama just passed the same law. Goes in to effect July and no smokable or inhaled products will be sold after Jan 1 2026. I hope Alabama gets nuked off the face of the earth. Trash ass state. Football and racism 
Texas really banned THC products? Home of the free
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doublecheese
All Star
Good news for the wholesalers and local dealers. Prices probably in a good spot out there.
South
Bugzbunny129
All Star
Prolly took too big of a hit on weed arrests
I don’t live in Texas. Hopefully the Cowboys stay off of it…My state is legal, we don’t worry bout that type ish
Dallas' 4 Eva
Superstar
I took a Delta 8 gummy once. Woke up feeling like I had a hangover from drinking too much. Never took one again.
Coincidence?
www.forbes.com
so younger ppl are making healthier decisions and not drinking like their parents. Alcohol lobby obviously looking to reverse this trend so let's try and prohibit other options ppl have
Wine And Spirit Sales Are Moderating Their Decline But Still Trending Down
The SipSource forecasts from the Wine and Spirits Wholesalers of America project the rate of decline in consumer demand is slowing but overall demand continues to drop.
www.forbes.com
so younger ppl are making healthier decisions and not drinking like their parents. Alcohol lobby obviously looking to reverse this trend so let's try and prohibit other options ppl have
Ricky Fontaine
Superstar
Texas set to ban all THC products: What it means for the state’s $8 billion industry
In a decision that has ignited fierce debate, the Texas House of Representatives has passed Senate Bill 3, effectively banning all THC products in the state.bngstory.com
Senate Bill 3 passed which prohibits the retail sale of any cannabis products except CBD and CBG. No Delta-8, no gummies, no vapes. Only except is approved medical marijuana patients
Live in the South, brehs
At least the bill to ban kratom failed, my plug is still up
Kratom for workouts>
CashmereThoughts
Veteran
sounds good but they giving out that prison time.
IsThatBrothaMouzone?
Veteran
This is a 2-part plan.
First - governor Hot Wheels and em want to help the liquor lobby since they pay better. Alcohol can't compete with Delta 9 among Millenials and Gen Z, probably Gen X too. After college, folks don't drink like crazy anymore outside of craft brewery shyt.
Second - they want to shut weed down because there are too many independent shops. Hell here in Dallas, I can order Delta 9 anything straight off DoorDash and have that shyt at my house in 30 minutes. Delta 8 is trash but some good D9 edibles hit the spot.
Once they shut all the shops down.....then they're going to create A LOT of barriers to entry, red tape, regulations etc. That pushes out the small guys, so only big money will be able to get into the game. Big money investors have the $$$$$ to pay politicians. That's what they want. Limit who can profit and then force them to give up a cut under the table if they want to keep running their biz. If Big Weed doesn't like it, Texas will roll back regulations so the little guys can flood the market. That's the threat. If Big Weed pays up, Texas GOP will keep the cost of entry high....artificially limiting competition.
Hemp lobby down here is finna fight this shyt hard. Doesn't go into effect until September. Gonna be a bunch of legal challenges. Difficult to justify alcohol and cigs but then not allow weed after previously allowing it.
First - governor Hot Wheels and em want to help the liquor lobby since they pay better. Alcohol can't compete with Delta 9 among Millenials and Gen Z, probably Gen X too. After college, folks don't drink like crazy anymore outside of craft brewery shyt.
Second - they want to shut weed down because there are too many independent shops. Hell here in Dallas, I can order Delta 9 anything straight off DoorDash and have that shyt at my house in 30 minutes. Delta 8 is trash but some good D9 edibles hit the spot.
Once they shut all the shops down.....then they're going to create A LOT of barriers to entry, red tape, regulations etc. That pushes out the small guys, so only big money will be able to get into the game. Big money investors have the $$$$$ to pay politicians. That's what they want. Limit who can profit and then force them to give up a cut under the table if they want to keep running their biz. If Big Weed doesn't like it, Texas will roll back regulations so the little guys can flood the market. That's the threat. If Big Weed pays up, Texas GOP will keep the cost of entry high....artificially limiting competition.
Hemp lobby down here is finna fight this shyt hard. Doesn't go into effect until September. Gonna be a bunch of legal challenges. Difficult to justify alcohol and cigs but then not allow weed after previously allowing it.
My old plug will be happy
T-K-G
Veteran
Going back to waiting 20min-1hr for your plug to get their shyt together 
Having to sit in random trap spots while randos with all types of shyt going on walking in and out
hell naw
Texas brehs might as well start learning how to grow they own shyt at home
Having to sit in random trap spots while randos with all types of shyt going on walking in and out
hell nawTexas brehs might as well start learning how to grow they own shyt at home
feelosofer
#ninergang
You know what the wild thing is. Those THC products are actually pretty lucrative from a tax standpoint. And all these people will do is order it out of state or off the streets. But hey FAFO.