Tetrahydrocannabiphorol

Sure, do that.

But I'm not trying to sell you 100 milligram THCP gummy that's gonna, like, blow your mind out.

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Exactly.

Because now they're banning seeds.

They're banning THCA, Delta 8, Delta 9, Delta 10, THCP.

it really doesn't matter.

But in so doing, they may have also opened another loophole which they're completely unaware of.

So Texas has gone absolutely crazy when it comes to THC, dishing out felonies and even jail time for Delta 8, Delta 10, THCA, THCP and the threshold is so low for Delta 9 that it really doesn't matter.

And the chaos is already spilling into neighboring states like New Mexico.

But soon things could all change in major cities like Houston as voters could decide whether or not police should even be pursuing low-level weed possession offenses or whether that's just a complete waste of time.

So that's why between then and now we've been able to see THC products sold for the past five years.

And the ban starting today applies to all synthetically created THC forms.

So Delta 8, Delta 10, THCP, and THCA flower.

So for cannabis experts, they're saying this ban can remove more than half of the products smoke shops have on their shelves.

And the most commonly sold THC product in the stores right now is Delta 9.

so, but, like, the actual straight-up THC products are not necessarily legal.

We got, like, all the Delta-8s and THCA, THCP-type stuff, so.

Yeah, I just spent a couple days with a Delta-8 vape in Sioux Falls, South Dakota.

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Uh, we, we know that the, the CCP is, uh, importing, um, synthetic precursors, uh, that then get turned into, you know, whatever cannabinoid they want to put into a drink.

You know, they claim it's Delta 9, but it tests as Delta 8, um, HHC, THCP, THCO, you know, whatever alphabet soup they decide to call it that day.

Um, and, and it's, it's an issue, um, that, you know, we saw a four-year-old in Virginia get into her mom's D8 gummies and die.

Um, and so it's, it's a real thing.

Naturally occurring THC is Delta-8 tetrahydrocannabinol.

So there's Delta-8, there's Delta-10, there's THCP, HHC.

There's like, there's all these synthetic cannabinoids that I, I would classify as, as non-natural to dangerous.

Like it's somewhere in there because there's a lot of solvents and chemicals and a lot of like processing going into creating those products.

And recently, the vice chair of the Health and Human Services Committee in the Senate, Charles Perry, said that he is going to be filing another total ban in the 90th session.

And so now, you know, Delta 8, Delta 10, THCP, they're classified as schedule one.

What do is the path that for what you call what does it look like for what you call a sensible regulatory framework? What does that look like?

So it's having an age requirement, 21 years and up to buy, just like alcohol.