Who's dumber- the person who camps for 12 hours to buy a toy or the people who say they'd camp longer even if they had a pass to go home.
That's a lot of dumb.
You can pretty much replace "toy" with any nonessential object. If you view the item as worthless in a derogatory "toy" way, then yes, it is "alot of dumb." If you and/or your family will create some fun memories using it, then maybe not so much.Who's dumber- the person who camps for 12 hours to buy a toy or the people who say they'd camp longer even if they had a pass to go home.
That's a lot of dumb.
By his logic my $3000 camera setup is a toy.You can pretty much replace "toy" with any nonessential object. If you view the item as worthless in a derogatory "toy" way, then yes, it is "alot of dumb." If you and/or your family will create some fun memories using it, then maybe not so much.
Dumbest thing I've read all day. Thanks.that's what you get for waiting in line to be first, then waiting to pay last, dummy.
additional people were waiting around until 11 at most stores in case someone with a ticket didn't come back to buy it in time.
You somehow made logic illogical.By his logic my $3000 camera setup is a toy.
Point is, bb screwed the pooch and should make it right.
If anyone is wondering about the Insignia controller from Best Buy - I tried it out on a few games and it is pretty good quality. The only drawback I am experiencing is the click-noise of the A and B buttons seems to be a bit louder than the original OEM. Also, the white plastic is shinier than the more dull-ish off-white of the OEM look. Overall though not too shabby for $8 spent. I was able to get through "the hallway" in Castlevania just fine. Maybe the real test would be Tyson...Reviews are bad, especially concerning the d-pad. I use an old Wii Classic controller for P2 (and 10ft extension cables).
The "tickets" at my two closest stores were nothing more than black and white photocopies of 8.5 x 11" paper with either a felt tip pen / highlighter numeral in the upper corner. Something that could be easily replicated. I could have done that in 2min in my car if I came prepared with sharpies, pens, highlighters, and a copier or 30minutes (traveling time) if i had time to run home for 2minutes. These people in line are flippers so I wouldn't put anything past them. That was more of a tongue-in-cheek remark but it's a real possibility.Hot Take Alert ^
A copy machine wouldn't really help [the copier], because if the Best Buy worker is doing their job (like so many did nationwide), they would match their ticket up with the respectively numbered system. Tickets are numbered, systems are numbered, that way someone can't make a bunch of copies of their ticket. Tickets were also numbered and initialed in highlighter, which would not show up well even if copied in color.
That Best Buy screwed up - the customer did what they were supposed to do.
That's the same way it was at the store I went to. I had an hour and a half after getting the ticket that i could have gone and photo copied it.The "tickets" at my two closest stores were nothing more than black and white photocopies of 8.5 x 11" paper with either a felt tip pen / highlighter numeral in the upper corner. Something that could be easily replicated. I could have done that in 2min in my car if I came prepared with sharpies, pens, highlighters, and a copier or 30minutes (traveling time) if i had time to run home for 2minutes. These people in line are flippers so I wouldn't put anything past them. That was more of a tongue-in-cheek remark but it's a real possibility.
Morning. I learned the hard way. I did exactly that. Saw 5 pop up at about 10PM showed up at 10:30PM waited until 11:30PM only for the manager to say they were still in the truck. She told the truth, because none were sold until after opening time, which I missed out on.If I am seeing stock of 5 at a couple of Targets and they don't close for another hour, should they be for sale today? Or does target tend to hold them for the morning?
I wouldn't even bother if there are only 2 available. You can almost be certain there are two scalpers already there sleeping for it. Not worth the trip. 4-6 units though would be tempting. But still, everyone knows about Brickseek so expect company.My local Target shows 2. Is it worth it...............
Got one in Carlisle PA. No one else was there at store open and they had two, but would only sell me one.Welp, guess I'm up at 7AM to wait outside a Target that opens at 8, ten miles from my vacation hotel that shows 2 saleable. That's me now. I'll only be pissed if they said it was an error and they never had em. I'd completely enjoy showing up at 730 and seeing 15 nerds in sleeping bags by the door.
Some clever Target manager over in NJ decided to withhold 6 NES classics from being scanned into the system so they would not end up on Brickseek. Pretty much preventing any scalper from even knowing the store had some units. Very smart. Guess it worked. 6 popped up randomly late at NJ Target, then 5 minutes later 3 instantly sold then 3 more 5 minutes after. No doubt sold to friends or family members.
I imagine Target workers are getting fed up with people checking inventory stocks using Brickseek. Only way to combat brickseek is to scan items late well after opening. Good way to keep camping scalpers away.
It was North Bergen Commons 7101 Tonnelle Ave North Bergen, NJ 07047. All morning they showed no stock, until passed 8:30am it randomly popped up in the system with 6 NES Classics in stock. 10 Minutes later all sold out. First time I ever saw that. Its clear whoever is managing that place withheld the 6 NES classics from being scanned in the system to keep them off of Brickseek. And it worked.Which Target?
It's probably more like "please kill me"I'm outside of Target right now. I really want to get one for my son and this will probably be my last chance.
On a side night the employee inside is looking at me like "why are you here?"
I feel the same way. I had two stores showing 2 units this morning and decided it wasn't worth it to try to get one. You'd have to get there so early. 4 or more then it's a go.I wouldn't even bother if there are only 2 available. You can almost be certain there are two scalpers already there sleeping for it. Not worth the trip. 4-6 units though would be tempting. But still, everyone knows about Brickseek so expect company.
It's different every time man. The good managers give out ghetto "tickets" at most locations. Otherwise you'll have to head back to electronics quickly and make sure you tell them who was in line. Take a picture of the line to cite proof. The workers don't care, occasionally you have to be pretty stern. But usually they will ticket, or sometimes the person who opens the door will escort the line themselves to CS or back to electronics.Did you guys go to electronics or just the register up front and they had it ready when they open the doors? I don't think they are handing out tickets
At Target for me the manager greeted us at the door and said we have only 4 and escorted us to the customer service desk to make sure the first four got the items.Did you guys go to electronics or just the register up front and they had it ready when they open the doors? I don't think they are handing out tickets
How little were these girls? Daddy give them cash or something?Checked brickseek this morning and saw them pop up all around me so I got here to target close to work about 20 minutes ago. There was one guy with two little girls already at the door waiting. An employee comes out and says there's only three and it's one per customer, guy says him and his daughters are getting all three. I give the employee a look like "come on dude" . Employee says he will check with his manager. In the meantime another kid walks up but he is here for a Switch, him and the guy starts talking about flipping, which it's obvious why the guy want three.
Finally the employee comes back out with tickets and says it's one per paying customer and gives the tix to the guy and his two girls. I left annoyed but not surprised. Wife says I should complain, but I said it won't make any difference, target doesn't care. Oh well, irritated but I tried.
Anyone on the east coast check tru today?
Wow, that's ed up man.They were probably like 7 and 10. As soon as the employee gave them the tix I left
Idiot employee must not have known what paying customer meant. Sorry, man.They were probably like 7 and 10. As soon as the employee gave them the tix I left
why did your bro cut in line? geezYep, I was just texting my siblings from home and my sis said she was 3rd in line and then a lady with a 4 year old after her. My brother just got into the parking lot and after parking he went to my sister, they drove separately. Before opening, the lady complained about my bro cutting so they were going to do a raffle if they couldn't settle it down. The raffle was risky because they could rig it and both my siblings might not get it, since 4 more people went in line. My bro decided to not get it because he did cut. There was a sign or something at the electronics registers and it said "one per household" but that lady got 2. Oh well. They had 5 in total but I'm just glad my sister got 1 this time. If the sign says "one per person" then I don't care who gets it, just as long they were in line. But if it says "one per household" they should at least honor that but nope. If I bro didn't go to my sis, he would've been 5th but he still wouldn't have gotten one since they didn't honor the "one per household".