Would it be okay to ask people in line what they're getting?

[thaimonkey]

Just wondering if it would seem rude or not.

 

I have this bad feeling that I'll show up and won't be able to get a ticket for an item, even if I'm like, 15th in line or something.

[Rebirth]

I think it's okay, I have alot of people asking what I am getting.

[elena_398]

Every year thats a topic of discussion. Not rude. I would answer you if you asked. Mostly the first people in line are asked that. I had a lady ask me about one particular toy KB was giving out tickets for. She walked up the line asking people as we were told only 30 were available. She was just seeing if she could still get one being in the place in line that she was.

[thaimonkey]

Oh, thanks.

 

This is going to be my first year getting a doorbuster sale. (or at least attempt)

 

I hope 7PM is early enough.

[amyers12345]

7 pm? where in the world are you going? Best Buy? That's the only place around here that you would need to get to before 3:00 am

[sissykus]

definitely, makes the time pass quicker:)

[bigjimslade]

Getting to know the people in line around you is the best thing you can do. It will pass the time but if you ask the questions right you can see what they are after so you can modify your plans if you need to. It is called human intel.

[jellybean051901]

It is just a conversation starter. Plus then you can figure out if you can get certain hot ticket items

[theboyzmom]

perfectly ok in my opinion...especially if you are going THAT early...make friends with those around you, it usually pays off later when people need to start making bathroom and coffee runs and you just never know if one of your new 'friends' will help you out inside the store either :)

[able]

yeah its fine to ask... and like said above the people in the line becomne your line friends..(usually the ones right in front and in back of you..