As if waiting for Beatles concert tickets on their first American tour is any different?
Except it is though, isn't it?
You miss out on concert tickets, you don't go to the concert. You miss out on the first day of iPhone, you get it the next day.
As if waiting for Beatles concert tickets on their first American tour is any different?
Look mate, the thing that makes me angry is that people like yourself are bringing up terms like "hate speech" when all that other posters are doing is questioning why he can sit around on a street corner but apparently can't work?
Political correctness? Or just being scared to confront something you've had no experience with in a non-emotional way?
Done feeding the trolls. Nighty night everyone, it's been fun. Carry on, Justin!
Tres said:Why are you on holiday and not at work?????? I hope you have a valid reason and that you will be able to defend yourself when all of macrumors questions your motivation.
Sooo much anger. Lighten. up. I'm sure your "girlfriend" would appreciate some attention.
Look mate, the thing that makes me angry is that people like yourself are bringing up terms like "hate speech" when all that other posters are doing is questioning why he can sit around on a street corner but apparently can't work?
Political correctness? Or just being scared to confront something you've had no experience with in a non-emotional way?
for this guy's sake, i hope he doesn't go into some kind of debilitating seizure on thursday, right before opening time, because, as crazy as everyone thinks he is, it would suck
I think the point is it's not about the phone or the tickets, it's about the experience.Except it is though, isn't it?
You miss out on concert tickets, you don't go to the concert. You miss out on the first day of iPhone, you get it the next day.
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Exactly. I think the question I asked was a far cry from "hate speech.". Thanks for applying logic.
I think that would be funny as sheit! He has a seizure and the line just steps over him to get the i-4!
As far as the guy being "disabled" come on! I am a nurse and see many "disabled" people doing work every day. I'm with lots of others here.... If the guy can sit out on a corner in Texas in June and wait for a phone, he should be able to get a job.
Oh well, tax dollars have to go somewhere. May as well go to a "disabled" guy that can sit in the sun for a week to drop a couple hundred $$ to get a phone and not to another war or company hand out.
I think the point is it's not about the phone or the tickets, it's about the experience.
I was wondering that myself. A day or two, maybe. But an entire week?Is that even legal?
In the UK I'd imagine the police would make you leave.
Can't beleieve this is still going. Who gives a crap what some dude does. I don't care if he has no job / no legs / one eye / aids / 64 iPhones / an Apple tattoo / camps out for 5 weeks / is an illegal immigrant.
I know that I'll have the same phone as him though![]()
Oh look, it's the political correctness crowd.
Think logically about this for a second, how the hell can someone be so disabled that they physically can't work, yet they can manage to camp outside for a week in a city, in the heat, with the danger of all sorts of potentially dangerous people walking around outside at night?
I have a physical disability, I drag my ass around on crutches and yeah it's hard, but I don't use it as an excuse. In his case I can't think that it's anything but one.
There are millions of people who buy Justin Bieber CDs too... what may be "sad" to you might be great to someone else. Live and let live?I have to say, there are people that live for events like this. Sad but true.
a week of camping in front of the Apple store.. what a great vacation ..after ten years.. lolsorry
I have 12 syllable word for that guy:
loo-oo-oo-oo-oo-oo-oo-oo-oo-oo-oo-ser!