It's a typical Tuesday at Relief Resources Dispensary. The drive-thru has been busier than a fast food joint at lunchtime. This is before recreational marijuana sales haven't even started in Missouri.The state has until Feb. 6, 2023, to approve or deny applications on file for recreational sales.Current customers still need a medical card to buy products at dispensaries legally, but all of that is just one email from the state away from changing."They don't want to have any advantages like my dispensary opens a week before one down the road, for example, so the plan was to have everybody open at the same time,” Dispensary director Mitch Alexander said. “So that's kind of the state's logic behind it, which is why we still have that window, which I'm hoping we'll get an email here any day now.”The dispensary told KMBC 9 that not only will business increase, but their space will also triple. Pending approval from the state, of course.Since voters went to the ballot and made recreational marijuana legal, everyone has wanted to know when they can buy it without a medical card. As of right now, the answer is that no one knows.The state has given dispensaries a time frame but no exact date for when they can begin selling recreational marijuana.Nearly all of the medical dispensaries in the state have also applied to sell recreationally. As you can imagine, people are anxious about the start date."Realistically, the state has only given us about a 72-hour window. They've explained to us between the third and the sixth is when we can kind of expect to see that. So, for the most part, we have been telling people the sixth just so we don't undersell and have people here, you know, two days early,” Alexander said.They don't know the exact date, but business will be booming once they do.