Well to surprise today, I was the first in line today at 1pm. Yes I said 1pm. I too anticipated the chip release to be on time, but as life's little turns present us, sh!t happens and you move on.

I look at things differently than most. I spent a lot of time in line today. 9 hours to be exact. Was it worth it? This is how I look at it.

I was pleasantly surprised when chuck smorse gave me a flintstones, the movie $1 clam. How cool was that?
I was able to buy a moby chip that I never expected to see.
I also stood in line with some cool people who shared in my pain with sore feet, but the conversation was good, and I think the cage manager and the hard rock security did the best they could, considering the kind of adversity that was thrown at them.

I think it would have been different had warrick held the chips back on us on purpose, but there was an outside force that affected us, in the paulson truck diver. Something that was totally out of everyone's control.

Mr. barris was kind enough to stay 3 hours longer than planned and autographed over 1000 cd sleeves. How cool is that for a 71-year-old man?

Final thoughts. Today was hell. I agree. It was the longest I had ever stood in line, the longest I have ever had to wait and truly a day with the most amount of surprises, but all in all, I am in front of my computer with some great cd cases full of chips and a huge smile on my face. Cheer up guys and stop b!tchin, we could all live in the middle east.
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