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Well said!
The one thing Samsung can't copy!![]()
The other day I read that no walk-in iPhone 6s sales in 4 US states, Oregon, Delaware, New Hampshire, and Alaska. So I hope you have already pre-ordered and just wait in the line for pick-up?Lots of crapping here about Apple geeks waiting in line. Quick story:
I was an assistant manager at an Apple Store and was scheduled to be opener for our grand opening. Get things prepped, start preparing everything for the big day. I had also camped out for opening of every Apple Store in our state so far with a collection of T-shirts they used to give out. I showed up at my store at midnight, got in line (4th place) and had a great time talking to other Mac lovers, chatting, talking about software and just ultimately having a nice time. One of the guys was from my MUG (Mac User Group for you young people).
Then at 7:30AM, I got up, unlocked the doors and started my duties. The guys were surprised but they understood what it means to wait for a store opening. I've camped out overnight for every Steve-Note at Macworld in NY, Boston and SF since 2003. I went to over 15 store openings and I've camped out for every iPhone since the first generation in 2007.
I was first in line for the iPhone 3G in San Francisco in 2008 (photos of me if you guys wanna google it).
Waiting in line is a tradition for me and I love talking to other apple lovers. **** all you want but some of us actually enjoy it. It's the experience.
Unfortunately, most of the people waiting in line these days are just buying phones to sell on the black market in China and the past 2 years of iPhone waiting are lawyer and doctor assistants just getting phones for their boss or a GF holding line for her BF who works nights and all kinds of stories. I haven't met a real die hard line waiter in quite a while. The romance isn't what it used to be.
I'll be lining up tonight in New Hampshire with my Apple hat, shirt and Macbook with charger. I can't wait!
Weeeeeellllll that's a little different right... You are equating being at an event the same as waiting for an event.I don't know why anybody would do this. I also don't get why people go to concerts when the music sounds better recorded, can be played anywhere at any time, and costs less than live performances.
I cannot imagine this being enjoyable ergo it cannot be.
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The other day I read that no walk-in iPhone 6s sales in 4 US states, Oregon, Delaware, New Hampshire, and Alaska. So I hope you have already pre-ordered and just wait in the line for pick-up?
I heard that many of the people in front of the German stores are from northern and especially Eastern Europe where the iPhone won't be available for a few weeks.
These people have can't preorder or reserve a phone so the only way for them to get one is line up and hope they have stock.
That also explains why the lines are so long in Germany compared to the other stores.
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Have the Asian buyers lined up down 5th Ave to 86th St yet?
I don't understand why anyone would do this.
Yes it's called a cross upgrade. Happens all the time, you got this!I know this has nothing to do with this thread, but, could someone tell me if I use a upgrade from another phone line in my plan to use with a different number (on same plan), can I just switch sim cards to be able to use that number on the new phone? Thanks in advance.
Not sure where i would find this answer in the other forums.
I pre-order the thing in my underwear at midnight and get it delivered to me (ideally again in my underwear)...
Happens all the time, you got this!
Have the Asian buyers lined up down 5th Ave to 86th St yet?
Lots of crapping here about Apple geeks waiting in line. Quick story:
I was an assistant manager at an Apple Store and was scheduled to be opener for our grand opening. Get things prepped, start preparing everything for the big day. I had also camped out for opening of every Apple Store in our state so far with a collection of T-shirts they used to give out. I showed up at my store at midnight, got in line (4th place) and had a great time talking to other Mac lovers, chatting, talking about software and just ultimately having a nice time. One of the guys was from my MUG (Mac User Group for you young people).
Then at 7:30AM, I got up, unlocked the doors and started my duties. The guys were surprised but they understood what it means to wait for a store opening. I've camped out overnight for every Steve-Note at Macworld in NY, Boston and SF since 2003. I went to over 15 store openings and I've camped out for every iPhone since the first generation in 2007.
I was first in line for the iPhone 3G in San Francisco in 2008 (photos of me if you guys wanna google it).
Waiting in line is a tradition for me and I love talking to other apple lovers. **** all you want but some of us actually enjoy it. It's the experience.
Unfortunately, most of the people waiting in line these days are just buying phones to sell on the black market in China and the past 2 years of iPhone waiting are lawyer and doctor assistants just getting phones for their boss or a GF holding line for her BF who works nights and all kinds of stories. I haven't met a real die hard line waiter in quite a while. The romance isn't what it used to be.
I'll be lining up tonight in New Hampshire with my Apple hat, shirt and Macbook with charger. I can't wait!
Great post and very true!Lots of crapping here about Apple geeks waiting in line. Quick story:
I was an assistant manager at an Apple Store and was scheduled to be opener for our grand opening. Get things prepped, start preparing everything for the big day. I had also camped out for opening of every Apple Store in our state so far with a collection of T-shirts they used to give out. I showed up at my store at midnight, got in line (4th place) and had a great time talking to other Mac lovers, chatting, talking about software and just ultimately having a nice time. One of the guys was from my MUG (Mac User Group for you young people).
Then at 7:30AM, I got up, unlocked the doors and started my duties. The guys were surprised but they understood what it means to wait for a store opening. I've camped out overnight for every Steve-Note at Macworld in NY, Boston and SF since 2003. I went to over 15 store openings and I've camped out for every iPhone since the first generation in 2007.
I was first in line for the iPhone 3G in San Francisco in 2008 (photos of me if you guys wanna google it).
Waiting in line is a tradition for me and I love talking to other apple lovers. **** all you want but some of us actually enjoy it. It's the experience.
Unfortunately, most of the people waiting in line these days are just buying phones to sell on the black market in China and the past 2 years of iPhone waiting are lawyer and doctor assistants just getting phones for their boss or a GF holding line for her BF who works nights and all kinds of stories. I haven't met a real die hard line waiter in quite a while. The romance isn't what it used to be.
I'll be lining up tonight in New Hampshire with my Apple hat, shirt and Macbook with charger. I can't wait!
Unfortunately, most of the people waiting in line these days are just buying phones to sell on the black market in China and the past 2 years of iPhone waiting are lawyer and doctor assistants just getting phones for their boss or a GF holding line for her BF who works nights and all kinds of stories. I haven't met a real die hard line waiter in quite a while. The romance isn't what it used to be.
ADAM!
I friended you several years back on FB and I think Flickr. Saw you in a video about Apple stuff and the cult following years back. You were sitting on the floor doing something. Through following you, I saw you had parted ways with your SO and decided to do some traveling and then you kind of disappeared. Your profile pic on FB went blank and I think it's now gone? Anyways, enjoyed your posts and info sharing. Didn't realized you posted here or I just was blind.
Good to have people like you here!
Kris