Still Waiting... Part II

They're still there.
Like hungry kids who are scared that they aren't going to get their pieces of birthday cake, these poor miserable people are waiting in a snaky line at Apple Fifth Avenue for their iPhones. We think that we can expect this sort of thing to last for several days, although we suspect that Apple is now creating a separate line for the iPhone while other customers should be allowed to shop the rest of the store. At least we hope so. Otherwise, buy the end of the week, there will be a huge contingent of New Yorkers in desperate need of the Genius Bar.
And here's another line:

Oh wait...
Those Bozos aren't in line for an iPhone.
They're just waiting to get into Abercrombie & Fitch!
We're really not sure which group is more deserving of our pity.

Comments

[B]

Crazy Euros!

[Jennifer]

I walk past the Abercrombie & Fitch store frequently during my work day and cannot understand why people are always either lined up or crowded around the entrance waiting to get in. And they pipe SO MUCH of their cologne into the air that I've even smelled it when on a bus that picked up passengers at the stop near the store. I guess young people have a greater tolerance for way too heavy fragrance!
As for the iDiots, how desperate do you have to be to wait on line for a phone, no matter how cool it is? I am an Apple product lover, but I can think of a thousand things I would rather do with my free time than wait on line for the honor to spend a couple hundred dollars!