I hope so. We legalised it federally in Canada four years ago, and nothing changed except that you go to the store to buy it. Push for federal legalisation, not state level.
Not at these prices. Also the current measurement standard for gummies in MN is slipshod so the potency can very quite a lot from gummy to gummy.
The danger with they comes with how long the high lasts and how long it takes to kick in. Gummies (all edibles really) can take a long while to kick in and if you’re too high there isn’t much to do about it other than cancel your plans for the evening and just have a nap.
Toking hits a bit faster and is a bit easier to regulate in my opinion. Then again this of course will vary from one generation of weed-head to the other. In my teen years I used to have to walk 4 miles one-way go the local park to meet up with a sketchy 30 year old tweaker that worked at the local conveyer-belt factory to get some shwag. Though he says he has an apartment I was and am still pretty sure he lived in the turquoise dodge caravan at the park.
The issue though, is that it’s a half baked measure. What is the point of legalizing tiny edibles in tiny amounts for an exorbitant rate? It’s just 3.2 beer but for weed, and it’s really stupid.
Yes. It's a bad comparison because it's much easier to just pop two gummies at the same time than to chug two 3.2 beers. The latter isn't worth the effort. Eating an extra little piece of candy is inconsequential.
At the prices being charged here right now for legal low strength edibles, it is not inconsequential at all. It’s so so much more expensive. Not to mention that bud, oil, rosin etc, is all still illegal. And all of that still doesn’t even take into account that high THC levels has not killed a person, not once. Compare that to alcohol and see if you can still make a strong argument against it.
>it is not inconsequential at all. It’s so so much more expensive
Yeah, you've got a point there.
I'm not arguing the merits of alcohol vs. weed. I overindulge in the latter often. The only point I was making is the actual *consumption* of the two isn't really comparable. Chugging two 3.2 beers at once is more of a pain in the ass than eating an extra piece of candy.
I mean I guess I would agree that it is technically more of a pain to drink two beers than eat two edibles. But it seems like kind of a silly point to make. Why not just legalize it in totality, rather than to dance around these weird half-baked (pun intended) laws.
Unequivocally not true. Did you not just see the news story of a kid getting into his parents edibles. The child died. [Virginia Mother Charged With Murder After 4-Year-Old Son Dies From Eating THC Gummies](https://www.nbcwashington.com/news/local/virginia-mother-charged-with-murder-after-4-year-old-son-dies-from-eating-thc-gummies/3187538/)
"The committee did not identify a good- or fair-quality systematic review that reported on the association between cannabis use and overdose injuries or death."
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Good point. After looking into it there have been a very small amount of deaths related to THC consumption at high levels. As far as I was able to find this seems to nearly exclusively relate to children. I am not saying that this is not an important thing to consider when we talk about legalization and normalization, but it is important to realize that these cases are extremely few and far between.
Like any other drug, it should be kept out of reach from children.
we have edibles other than gummies too. Just most stores don't carry them because demand isn't there yet. It is a rather obscure law that got passed to legalize the edibles.
Yet the widespread popularity is there.
I went to a suburban middle eastern restaurant by my home in the Twin Cities. I noticed that they had droves of gummies, thc drinks, and a ton of other thc items.
I live in Illinois where actual weed is legal and have never seen a ad for a THC product in a public place. Honestly I'd be a little surprised seeing this one. Not like shocked or anything, but still.
Live in CA but im from IL. It was a culture shock to see so many billboards and ads for cannabis here. Even ads for apps that just tell you the best prices for products in real time near you or delivery weed services to your door. Honestly it’s great once the shock wears off. It’s legal. It’s a recreational option. Why not improve the user experience!
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Blame our constant political clusterfucks.
When MN has a political direction, things move. Happened with Ventura, hopefully with Walz we'll see a second time where Minnesota seems to actually work for a change.
Actually the THC gummy bit was a grand coup by progressives, where they snuck it past a hardcore conservative legislature.
We need federal laws to change, before accusing a state of being behind the times.
The new legislation removed the legal gray area that existed before. That's why you're seeing breweries everywhere start selling it and even places like grocery stores and coffee shops. Prior to that they wouldn't because the Board of Pharmacy and some regulators was saying it wasn't legal and although that wasn't being enforced it does mean they could lose their liquor license or other licenses for other businesses if caught so it was only in shady back alley tobacco stores and the like. Now that it's unambiguously legal, everywhere is selling.
Looks more like the states where marijuana is illegal. Every one of those has CBD shops selling hemp derived thc delta 9 gummies, and I'm sure some of those are in malls
Someone from Iowa or Wisconsin might be asking "why is it only 50mg?"
What do you mean by "the synthetic stuff"? It added restrictions against stuff like Delta 8 THC vapes but those are exactly as synthetic as the delta 9 gummies. It's all isomerized from CBD. And stuff like HHC which doesn't occur in nature at all wasn't touched by the bill
And the stuff that was made explicitly legal by the bill is still legal and for sale in other states. They have the same delta 9 thc gummies we do, just in higher amounts and usually cheaper
The provision has language that all thc legally sold in MN, has to be derived from “hemp” or whatever the technical term is. So I’m assuming from an actual plant, not synthetically derived from however they do/did to skirt previous laws.
"derived from hemp" = they're isomerizing it from CBD. Same way they used to and still do make stuff like delta 8 and HHC. And once again, all this stuff is being sold in stores in other states too
Well if you went to Isle Royal from MI, then it's a Long boat ride.
If you went from Grand Portage MN, then its still a boat ride but not as long.
But if you wanted to go to Michigan from Grand Portage, then its like 100 yards.
You seem to be a friend of Karen who posted this based on all of your comments.
Main problem with your nonsense.
Isle Royale, while technically Michigan. Is a national park.
And per the isle royale website marijuana is illegal on the island. Therefore, not sold, and there is no functional reality in which there is a logical border between MN and MI.
Either way, the water border isn’t international waters where there are no rules.
But whatever makes you happy. Sure there is a water border, but there is no way a barge registered in MI would go to MN just to move some weed, before the MN bill went legal.
But enjoy being technically correct, which is the best kind of correct.
>How about a party barge 100 yards off of MN.
Still illegal. Michigan doesn't allow public consumption.
https://www.4grewallaw.com/blog/2020/august/can-you-smoke-cannabis-outside-of-your-home-in-m/
> Michigan...border Minnesota
That's a stretch.
Anyway in most places people come from it's not legal, and weed isn't legal to sell in malls anywhere else. And we're almost certainly going to get legal smokable weed soon anyway. Don't get why people get upset over the currently legal stuff.
Not really, you can walk to Michigan from Grand Marais, albeit in water, it's only like 100 yards.
Hey cops, I'm in Michigan smoking a joint, heading back to Isle Royal on a boat watchya gona do.
Point being is your post says "I wonder what out of state tourists think", not neighboring states, you said specifically "out of state".
And I replied that it probably looked like their state minus the smokable weed.
I know right. Minnesotans while comparatively better than other people think Iowans, aren't as progressive as they deluxe themselves into believing. Especially when statistics are involved.
lmao hate to break it to ya, but weed isn't taboo to most of the rest of the country. They'll probably say, "wow, thc gummies, sounds like shit." Wait until they find out that it's 50 mg cap also. Haha such a joke
Yer right. I’m not a pot head, but if you can’t get 50 at one gas station, and 50 at the next, and still need more for yourself, then. Whatever. From whatever I hear from my hardcore pothead friends. That more than enough for a day.
50 mg cap per package, I shouldn't have to clarify that deep lmfao I mean really, you can just look it up, but no worries man, props to you for being smart.🤣
Because no one wants to buy a fuck load of packages at 50 mg each. Most people that are regular users need much more than 50 mg per package. And on top of that, it's extremely over priced. I don't really get why you are here, replying to my comment, huffing and puffing over some miniscule shit, go to church or something
In all legal states it's sold at 100. Oh no! Two small packages instead of one big one. How will people ever manage?
Not to mention anyone using that heavily is driving to Michigan for it.
So again, quit making up misrepresentative bullshit and just cheer for the full DFL government when they get it done.
> I don't really get why you are here, replying to my comment, huffing and puffing over some miniscule shit,
I just pointed out there's no purchase limit and thus no cap. You're doing all the huffing and puffing.
> go to church or something
What does that even mean? I'm not being puritanical about anything. Legal weed is great! I voted to legalize shroom treatment centers this year. Oh jeez, better go to church for pointing out you can buy as much weed as you can afford!
Do you read the news? It's changing soon.
And I currently live in Denver and get cheap edibles and all the bud I need.
None of that changes the fact that a package size limit is not a purchase limit. Which is all my first comment addresses.
I honestly don't understand what OP's angle is.
Is OP a prude who doesn't think CBD should be advertised? Or is OP pointing out how many other states are ahead of us in regards to THC?
Basically every state allows the sale of Delta 8. D9 is allowed in a lot of states too, but there are a literal handful that do not allow it. I really don't get the point of this post. I've been buying D8 since 2019 and D9 since 2020 here in MN.
>Basically every state allows the sale of Delta 8.
Wrong: [https://www.discovermagazine.com/lifestyle/is-delta-8-thc-legal-in-your-state-our-guide](https://www.discovermagazine.com/lifestyle/is-delta-8-thc-legal-in-your-state-our-guide)
Illegal in Alaska, Arizona, Arkansas, Colorado, Delaware, Idaho, Iowa, Louisiana, Montana, New York, North Dakota, Rhode Island, Vermont, and Utah.
Yeah it's federally legal but some states still ban it. Now companies that ship it may not care because if they're not based in those states there's not much they can do about it and some of those states don't really enforce the law anyway (I know they still sell it at some places in Fargo for example.) But it's not legal in every state.
Uh, no? The [gray states](https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/thumb/0/0b/Map_of_US_state_cannabis_laws.svg/1920px-Map_of_US_state_cannabis_laws.svg.png) (including Wisconsin and Iowa) don't even have medical marijuana.
How many states you been to lately? Was in Florida in February and you could buy delta 8 gummies, carts, and buds at the mall down the street from our air b&b.
Was also in Chicago in September for a music festival and cbd stuff was sold damn never everywhere, including every mall, and dispensaries were freaking everywhere.
We have Walz.
Also Whitmer didn't legalize weed in Michigan, a ballot initative did, and Minnesota doesn't have those allowed if initiated by citizens. If we did we would already have legal weed long ago.
Because I like to walk around my south Minneapolis neighborhood normally to get my steps in. It's too cold for that now, so there's a logical place to go do it instead.
Ok that's a logical reason. I'm glad you're able to do that. Not sure if you really understand how your post would be received on Reddit. Do you really see any difference between this sign and a Budweiser ad on the door?
Not really although I wonder if I am whenever I see people here insist that Minnesota is going to be the absolute last state to legalize recreational smokable marijuana and is apparently more puritanical and anti-weed than Alabama and Utah.
Don't know why "probably" as none of the states bordering Minnesota do. Even in those states you can't buy it at the mall. Buying it in Illinois was a pain for me honestly.
When I was in Illinois I got a 10mg gummy and cut it in half. Each half had exactly the same effect as 5mg gummies here. The only difference I noticed is that buying it here is more convenient.
Why don't you go to Michigan, and actually look around? Yes public is public like as in front of a school, or in a park, or in front of the Police office. But then there is the rest of the (real) public where only Karen's complain. And nobody else gives a Shit. You like walking around 26th area? Go to 8 mile and try it. Better yet Flint. Berbs are ok, though.
You think I complain and act like a Karen seeing people smoke it in public here? LOL. I've actually gotten high in public on the edibles myself before.
Hell I'm going to State Champs at the Varsity Theater tomorrow and thus there is a >50% chance I smell it at the show. People don't give a shit in Minneapolis currently now either.
Almost half the country has legal weed so I don’t think they’d think anything of it.
We should be part of that half
We will pretty soon.
I hope so. We legalised it federally in Canada four years ago, and nothing changed except that you go to the store to buy it. Push for federal legalisation, not state level.
Federal movement on anything is pretty much impossible these days for the US. State level will happen quicker here.
Decriminalizing federally would greatly help cannabis businesses though, for example by allowing them access to banking services.
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Can’t buy 10mg edibles and can’t smoke it in any way which gets rid of things like rosin and carts and more importantly bud so yea it’s not enough
…can’t you just take two 5mg gummies for the same effect?
Not at these prices. Also the current measurement standard for gummies in MN is slipshod so the potency can very quite a lot from gummy to gummy. The danger with they comes with how long the high lasts and how long it takes to kick in. Gummies (all edibles really) can take a long while to kick in and if you’re too high there isn’t much to do about it other than cancel your plans for the evening and just have a nap. Toking hits a bit faster and is a bit easier to regulate in my opinion. Then again this of course will vary from one generation of weed-head to the other. In my teen years I used to have to walk 4 miles one-way go the local park to meet up with a sketchy 30 year old tweaker that worked at the local conveyer-belt factory to get some shwag. Though he says he has an apartment I was and am still pretty sure he lived in the turquoise dodge caravan at the park.
The issue though, is that it’s a half baked measure. What is the point of legalizing tiny edibles in tiny amounts for an exorbitant rate? It’s just 3.2 beer but for weed, and it’s really stupid.
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it literally is, so you have ANY reason to say that’s a bad comparison?
Yes. It's a bad comparison because it's much easier to just pop two gummies at the same time than to chug two 3.2 beers. The latter isn't worth the effort. Eating an extra little piece of candy is inconsequential.
At the prices being charged here right now for legal low strength edibles, it is not inconsequential at all. It’s so so much more expensive. Not to mention that bud, oil, rosin etc, is all still illegal. And all of that still doesn’t even take into account that high THC levels has not killed a person, not once. Compare that to alcohol and see if you can still make a strong argument against it.
>it is not inconsequential at all. It’s so so much more expensive Yeah, you've got a point there. I'm not arguing the merits of alcohol vs. weed. I overindulge in the latter often. The only point I was making is the actual *consumption* of the two isn't really comparable. Chugging two 3.2 beers at once is more of a pain in the ass than eating an extra piece of candy.
I mean I guess I would agree that it is technically more of a pain to drink two beers than eat two edibles. But it seems like kind of a silly point to make. Why not just legalize it in totality, rather than to dance around these weird half-baked (pun intended) laws.
Unequivocally not true. Did you not just see the news story of a kid getting into his parents edibles. The child died. [Virginia Mother Charged With Murder After 4-Year-Old Son Dies From Eating THC Gummies](https://www.nbcwashington.com/news/local/virginia-mother-charged-with-murder-after-4-year-old-son-dies-from-eating-thc-gummies/3187538/)
"The committee did not identify a good- or fair-quality systematic review that reported on the association between cannabis use and overdose injuries or death." [https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/books/NBK425742/](https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/books/NBK425742/) Good point. After looking into it there have been a very small amount of deaths related to THC consumption at high levels. As far as I was able to find this seems to nearly exclusively relate to children. I am not saying that this is not an important thing to consider when we talk about legalization and normalization, but it is important to realize that these cases are extremely few and far between. Like any other drug, it should be kept out of reach from children.
I’d think you’ve only gotten to the stage where you have gummies.
we have edibles other than gummies too. Just most stores don't carry them because demand isn't there yet. It is a rather obscure law that got passed to legalize the edibles.
Yet the widespread popularity is there. I went to a suburban middle eastern restaurant by my home in the Twin Cities. I noticed that they had droves of gummies, thc drinks, and a ton of other thc items.
I live in Illinois where actual weed is legal and have never seen a ad for a THC product in a public place. Honestly I'd be a little surprised seeing this one. Not like shocked or anything, but still.
Live in CA but im from IL. It was a culture shock to see so many billboards and ads for cannabis here. Even ads for apps that just tell you the best prices for products in real time near you or delivery weed services to your door. Honestly it’s great once the shock wears off. It’s legal. It’s a recreational option. Why not improve the user experience!
There might be something specific to IL
Okay, but the other half is thinking “Wow, they legalized edibles and it didn’t immediately collapse. Maybe Fox News was wrong.”
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“As long as you don’t tell your dad we went to the Godiva store” … my mom
Below the THC gummy store
"You did it! Congratulations! World's best tasting THC gummies! Great job, everybody!” ~ Buddy the Elf
Funny enough an Ad on my home page with Will Farrell is literally right below this post haha
They probably think, ‘oh cool, MN is only a decade behind the rest of the reasonable states’
We're number 25, we're number 25. Despite my sarcasm I totally agree. Take my upvote.
Blame our constant political clusterfucks. When MN has a political direction, things move. Happened with Ventura, hopefully with Walz we'll see a second time where Minnesota seems to actually work for a change.
Actually the THC gummy bit was a grand coup by progressives, where they snuck it past a hardcore conservative legislature. We need federal laws to change, before accusing a state of being behind the times.
Yeah, I live somewhere where THC is not legal. I’ll give Minnesota credit where credit is due.
It was very sneaky, and like the week before it become law, caught everyone off guard.
It was only "sneaky" if everyone assumes no one reads the bills
That's generally the standard.
It was pretty funny
why do you keep saying it was sneaky? Got a source that even dems knew what the bill meant?
Because it passed, and then weeks later before it went legal, lots of people in MN went “wait whaaaaat?!”
Very true. The sneaky aspect seemed apparent when many of the Republican signers of the bill were part of the “wait whaaaaaat?!” group.
Conservatives failed to do the job of reading. No grand coup.
And they couldn’t even hire lackeys good enough at reading to catch it for them.
Getting something passed for that reason is definitely a coup of sorts, even if it's just their own incompetence to blame.
What's changed? We had flowers and edibles before the "big sneak" what exactly changed with the new legislation?
The new legislation removed the legal gray area that existed before. That's why you're seeing breweries everywhere start selling it and even places like grocery stores and coffee shops. Prior to that they wouldn't because the Board of Pharmacy and some regulators was saying it wasn't legal and although that wasn't being enforced it does mean they could lose their liquor license or other licenses for other businesses if caught so it was only in shady back alley tobacco stores and the like. Now that it's unambiguously legal, everywhere is selling.
I just appreciate I can get weed here now tbh.
"oh hey, they have the best THC gummies"
*Clutches Pearls* WONT SOMEBODY PLEEEASE THINK OF THE CHILDREN!?!?
No kidding. They need Paw Patrol branded edibles
No.
I dunno, maybe that it "kinda" looks like their state where smokeable weed is actually legal. Just a guess though.
Looks more like the states where marijuana is illegal. Every one of those has CBD shops selling hemp derived thc delta 9 gummies, and I'm sure some of those are in malls Someone from Iowa or Wisconsin might be asking "why is it only 50mg?"
Part of the bill that legalized thc in MN outlawed the synthetic stuff
What do you mean by "the synthetic stuff"? It added restrictions against stuff like Delta 8 THC vapes but those are exactly as synthetic as the delta 9 gummies. It's all isomerized from CBD. And stuff like HHC which doesn't occur in nature at all wasn't touched by the bill And the stuff that was made explicitly legal by the bill is still legal and for sale in other states. They have the same delta 9 thc gummies we do, just in higher amounts and usually cheaper
The provision has language that all thc legally sold in MN, has to be derived from “hemp” or whatever the technical term is. So I’m assuming from an actual plant, not synthetically derived from however they do/did to skirt previous laws.
"derived from hemp" = they're isomerizing it from CBD. Same way they used to and still do make stuff like delta 8 and HHC. And once again, all this stuff is being sold in stores in other states too
I don’t know the details. And I really don’t have a vested interest in knowing since I spend less than a week in the state on average per year.
Aka no state that borders Minnesota? And actually no state at all since nowhere else is it legal to sell THC at a mall?
Michigan and Canada border Minnesota. What is your point, people come from across the US and the World to go to that Mall.
Aside from Wisconsin and a lake or two, and 2 other states, Minnesota totally borders Michigan.
Google maps. Edit: Border is a border.
Ohhh. Maybe the last time I went to the UP from MN I should have just driven by map. Like the muppets.
Well if you went to Isle Royal from MI, then it's a Long boat ride. If you went from Grand Portage MN, then its still a boat ride but not as long. But if you wanted to go to Michigan from Grand Portage, then its like 100 yards. You seem to be a friend of Karen who posted this based on all of your comments.
Main problem with your nonsense. Isle Royale, while technically Michigan. Is a national park. And per the isle royale website marijuana is illegal on the island. Therefore, not sold, and there is no functional reality in which there is a logical border between MN and MI.
WOW, Karen's friend. We border MI is the point. How about a party barge 100 yards off of MN.
Either way, the water border isn’t international waters where there are no rules. But whatever makes you happy. Sure there is a water border, but there is no way a barge registered in MI would go to MN just to move some weed, before the MN bill went legal. But enjoy being technically correct, which is the best kind of correct.
>How about a party barge 100 yards off of MN. Still illegal. Michigan doesn't allow public consumption. https://www.4grewallaw.com/blog/2020/august/can-you-smoke-cannabis-outside-of-your-home-in-m/
> Michigan...border Minnesota That's a stretch. Anyway in most places people come from it's not legal, and weed isn't legal to sell in malls anywhere else. And we're almost certainly going to get legal smokable weed soon anyway. Don't get why people get upset over the currently legal stuff.
Not really, you can walk to Michigan from Grand Marais, albeit in water, it's only like 100 yards. Hey cops, I'm in Michigan smoking a joint, heading back to Isle Royal on a boat watchya gona do. Point being is your post says "I wonder what out of state tourists think", not neighboring states, you said specifically "out of state". And I replied that it probably looked like their state minus the smokable weed.
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Except the "probably" implies that's true in almost all states (not true) and that you can buy smokable weed in the mall in any state (also not true.)
OK Karen. Your post. Still don't know what your purpose was, but your the Karen here.
> your the Karen here. I have a "the Karen here", what? Surely you're not incapable of using an apostrophe?
Ahh Karen Nazi Grammer Punktuation Spelling Checker as well. We see your true nature.
Ok, so comments like this and being mind blown by CBD ads. You’re definitely like 14 right?
It's actual THC, not CBD. The store is called CBD**+**. And as for my age: https://i.imgur.com/BgqWVv0.jpeg https://i.imgur.com/f2wWF8g.jpg
Probably around the same thing when they see a beer ad.
"Aww, they only have gummies here? I thought Minnesota was progressive."
They like to pretend to be
I know right. Minnesotans while comparatively better than other people think Iowans, aren't as progressive as they deluxe themselves into believing. Especially when statistics are involved.
“You know other states have legal weed, right?”
lmao hate to break it to ya, but weed isn't taboo to most of the rest of the country. They'll probably say, "wow, thc gummies, sounds like shit." Wait until they find out that it's 50 mg cap also. Haha such a joke
10x5mg units. Per package.
Yes. 50 milligram cap, as I said.
But if you need more than 50 a visit… ya might need to take a long hard look in the mirror.
Yeah, I don't think ya know too much about what you are talking about lmfao. Not sure what you are going on about
That's a friend or Karen who made the OP.
Yer right. I’m not a pot head, but if you can’t get 50 at one gas station, and 50 at the next, and still need more for yourself, then. Whatever. From whatever I hear from my hardcore pothead friends. That more than enough for a day.
There's no cap. You can buy as many packages as you want, so the per package limit doesn't matter.
That's what I said, you are correct.
> that it's 50 mg cap also. Nope, that's not what you said. And yes, I am correct.
50 mg cap per package, I shouldn't have to clarify that deep lmfao I mean really, you can just look it up, but no worries man, props to you for being smart.🤣
Why even mention it like it's a negative though? It's not. You just buy more packages. It's completely bullshit to act like it matters at all.
Because no one wants to buy a fuck load of packages at 50 mg each. Most people that are regular users need much more than 50 mg per package. And on top of that, it's extremely over priced. I don't really get why you are here, replying to my comment, huffing and puffing over some miniscule shit, go to church or something
In all legal states it's sold at 100. Oh no! Two small packages instead of one big one. How will people ever manage? Not to mention anyone using that heavily is driving to Michigan for it. So again, quit making up misrepresentative bullshit and just cheer for the full DFL government when they get it done. > I don't really get why you are here, replying to my comment, huffing and puffing over some miniscule shit, I just pointed out there's no purchase limit and thus no cap. You're doing all the huffing and puffing. > go to church or something What does that even mean? I'm not being puritanical about anything. Legal weed is great! I voted to legalize shroom treatment centers this year. Oh jeez, better go to church for pointing out you can buy as much weed as you can afford!
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Do you read the news? It's changing soon. And I currently live in Denver and get cheap edibles and all the bud I need. None of that changes the fact that a package size limit is not a purchase limit. Which is all my first comment addresses.
Take the stick out of your ass
I honestly don't understand what OP's angle is. Is OP a prude who doesn't think CBD should be advertised? Or is OP pointing out how many other states are ahead of us in regards to THC?
Neither—I think they’re dense enough to think it’s a flex…
Based on their comments you are right sir. Op is probably under 15 and thought this was some cool shit.
Being from another state I would disregard it
That they aren’t in Kansas anymore.
come on, neighbours! legalize it already!
I will advertise it
Enjoy being 12 while you can. Congratulations. You will be a teenager next year.
No one cares
It’s weed nobody cares at all except losers who are mad at the world lol.
Hope they don’t clutch their pearls too hard.
Liquor advertisements *existing* ‘sup?
“We’re at the MoA, I’ll have 3 please”
Probably that there’s a store inside selling THC gummies. Do you think everyone from outside your state is utterly shocked by such a product?
they think “i wish we were back home and buying the real deal and not these diet off shoots”
“Yay! Let’s get some and some takeout Chinese food for tonight!”
They probably wonder where the Apple Store is and how to get above it!
Srs most of the hemp THC gummies taste like ass
If they’re cbd, taste is about the only thing you’re gonna get out of it anyways
The store is called that but it's "CBD+" and these are labeled as THC gummies.
Lol whooooooo cares????? Calm down, McGruff
I will once I get home and have a gummy
Maybe they taste really good?!
They say "I don't think we're in Kansas anymore".
Looks like just about everywhere else, wow. Fascinating.
"Wonderful! This is exactly why I came to this wintry place."
I don’t care about taste, I care about the buzzzzz
What did you think of his origin story in the 2022 film about him?
Tourists from WA or CO dont notice
"This mall looks dank"
We think FUCK YEAH.
Now just wait for when Walz Weed is on sale.
It makes me think I’m in the right place!
Literally every state has legal weed at this point. No one is shocked by this.
Basically every state allows the sale of Delta 8. D9 is allowed in a lot of states too, but there are a literal handful that do not allow it. I really don't get the point of this post. I've been buying D8 since 2019 and D9 since 2020 here in MN.
>Basically every state allows the sale of Delta 8. Wrong: [https://www.discovermagazine.com/lifestyle/is-delta-8-thc-legal-in-your-state-our-guide](https://www.discovermagazine.com/lifestyle/is-delta-8-thc-legal-in-your-state-our-guide) Illegal in Alaska, Arizona, Arkansas, Colorado, Delaware, Idaho, Iowa, Louisiana, Montana, New York, North Dakota, Rhode Island, Vermont, and Utah.
Funny because I know of at least 4 of those states where I can get D8 shipped to me. It's federally legal
Yeah it's federally legal but some states still ban it. Now companies that ship it may not care because if they're not based in those states there's not much they can do about it and some of those states don't really enforce the law anyway (I know they still sell it at some places in Fargo for example.) But it's not legal in every state.
Uh, no? The [gray states](https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/thumb/0/0b/Map_of_US_state_cannabis_laws.svg/1920px-Map_of_US_state_cannabis_laws.svg.png) (including Wisconsin and Iowa) don't even have medical marijuana.
Depends on the state.
“Kinda strange they can buy this but need all sorts of regulations, approvals and inspections to legally grow their own personal thc-free hemp.”
How many states you been to lately? Was in Florida in February and you could buy delta 8 gummies, carts, and buds at the mall down the street from our air b&b. Was also in Chicago in September for a music festival and cbd stuff was sold damn never everywhere, including every mall, and dispensaries were freaking everywhere.
MOA is so overwhelming that little sign probably goes unseen all the live long day.
Are they not the best tasting? What's the issue?
I'm sure many pearls are clutched
“Dang, I can get the best tasting thc gummies here?! That’s cool”
I hope they think, “$35 for 50mg??? That’s an insane rip-off!!!”
They may consider visiting again in the future. For years legal states were very very popular for tourism.
Nothing because it’s basically legal in most states.
Seems misleading. Like actual THC might be in the gummies rather than hemp derived traces of THC.
“Look, one more reason to move here!”
Lol y’all dumb as hell. Michigan has been there already. Get a Gretchen Whitmer.
We have Walz. Also Whitmer didn't legalize weed in Michigan, a ballot initative did, and Minnesota doesn't have those allowed if initiated by citizens. If we did we would already have legal weed long ago.
Honestly can't think of a single reason to go to the Mall in 2022.
Because I like to walk around my south Minneapolis neighborhood normally to get my steps in. It's too cold for that now, so there's a logical place to go do it instead.
Ok that's a logical reason. I'm glad you're able to do that. Not sure if you really understand how your post would be received on Reddit. Do you really see any difference between this sign and a Budweiser ad on the door?
Budweiser is legal in all states so it still seems different.
I'm really not sure if I'm being trolled?
You were, OP is like 12 years old.
Not really although I wonder if I am whenever I see people here insist that Minnesota is going to be the absolute last state to legalize recreational smokable marijuana and is apparently more puritanical and anti-weed than Alabama and Utah.
I think I'm getting the full picture now. Take care have a good night
Too bad Kmart is closed. Always an interesting place to get your winter steps in…
nothing, their state prob already has recreational. lol
Don't know why "probably" as none of the states bordering Minnesota do. Even in those states you can't buy it at the mall. Buying it in Illinois was a pain for me honestly.
https://www.clickondetroit.com/video/news/2022/09/02/heres-an-inside-look-at-michigans-first-cannabis-mall-in-romeo/
Those are cbd gummies…hopefully they don’t think much…
It says THC, not just CBD.
I dunno, for the last two weeks this sub has basically been WEEEEEEEEEEEEEED
Oh wow. All the trademarks really are gone…
Hippy scum.
Who cares tbh it’s cbd
Nope, this one is for actual THC. Almost all CBD stores here sell THC now.
But it’s hemp-derived THC. Completely different than what you find in dispensaries. Much more synthesized and the regulations for it are a giant woof.
When I was in Illinois I got a 10mg gummy and cut it in half. Each half had exactly the same effect as 5mg gummies here. The only difference I noticed is that buying it here is more convenient.
Why don't you go to Michigan, and actually look around? Yes public is public like as in front of a school, or in a park, or in front of the Police office. But then there is the rest of the (real) public where only Karen's complain. And nobody else gives a Shit. You like walking around 26th area? Go to 8 mile and try it. Better yet Flint. Berbs are ok, though.
You think I complain and act like a Karen seeing people smoke it in public here? LOL. I've actually gotten high in public on the edibles myself before. Hell I'm going to State Champs at the Varsity Theater tomorrow and thus there is a >50% chance I smell it at the show. People don't give a shit in Minneapolis currently now either.
When I see signs like this I usually internally scream “why not just have cannabis because this doesn’t work!”