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Yes. It’s open carry.In Texas, what you describe will get you cited for unlawful carry of a handgun. For legal open carry the handgun must be in a belt holster or a shoulder holster. A concealed carrier can use waistband carry but it’s not smart.Regardless of the law, Anyone who merely slips a pistol into their waistband should be cited for”stupid carry”. It is not secure- the handgun can fall out or simply slide down your leg. The draw is slow and the presentation is not firm. I know it’s shown on TV, but that’s TV. No competent trainer will ever suggest “slip it in the waist band carry”.

As the name suggests slip is just the action of belt slipping over the pulley instead of firmly gripping it and transferring Power.Now why would anything slip over another ? Why would you slip over a marble floor?Yeah the reason is not enough friction so and so, but why?The reason would be if your footing is so wrong there will be overload at some points on your feet leading to unbalanced moments or just your feet is not able to take it and you would slip or just slide depending on fine details. But generally it could be understood that if there is a overload there will be a slip ( if it can slip).It reduces efficiency for sure but at some places it is very important that a power transmission element slips instead of breaking.Let's say instead of belt you use a shaft to transmit Power, what will happen when you over load a shaft ? It will distort or break depending on how it's overloaded and what material it is made with.So wherever there will be a overload of some kind happening regularly we would prefer a power transmission element that slips instead of trying to run with the overload which would not be within it's safe operable limits. For example your chain in bicycle will slip if you push it too hard too soon and in many other machines where humans apply the load a slipping element is used instead of fully rigid element to avoid permanent damage.It's easy to put the belt or chain back in right place than to change a shaft with couplings or a gear assembly.

That Advertisements are actually aimed at your subconscious mind.-Imagine this scenarioYou are sitting on a sofa with your tv on. But you are not really watching tv.You are engrossed consciously in completing a project on your laptop. Or maybe reading something on your mobile phone.You pay no attention ( conscious effort ) to whats going on the tv.What you don’t know is that your subconscious is busy absorbing everything that happens around you.-Advertisements work on two major premises :Repetition:Take PepsiCo Ads. They are repeated countless times. They carry a trendy tagline & a unique musical tuneOnce it has been repeated enough times, the music then acts as a trigger. The moment that particular tune begins, you instantly know which Ad it is.The tagline slowly impresses itself on the subconsciousEmotionTake a look at some of Amazon India’s Ad. They evoke sadness & empathy. Every successful Ad tries to evoke an emotionWhy ? Because when you are emotional, suggestions slips easily into the subconscious.-Once your subconscious mind believes in something, it makes you act in that particular way.People consciously know that Pepsi is not a healthy drink.Yet, your subconscious believes that drinking Pepsi will make you look cool. Or that Pepsi is to be had with the family.You wish to look cool, so what do you do ?In the battle between the conscious & the subconscious, the subconscious wins everytime.*Industrial Psychologist chuckles*