Cutting in line is not taken lightly on Black Friday. In front of this Best Buy in New Jersey, shoppers were self-policing the queue long before the cops got there to patrol the overflowing parking lot.
"Everybody put their name on a list. If you're not on the list, you have to go to the back," said Yamil Pimienta, who camped out since 3 a.m. on Thanksgiving with his friends Jose Tavera and Dawin Estrella.
To make the 21 hours they were waiting in line pass faster, the three played dominos, poker and football. Together, they were planning to buy four LCD TVs.
Starting Black Friday, two U.S. malls will track guests' movements by monitoring the signals from their cell phones.
