“I’m letting people getting their things first, then I’m getting my things after them," he said.
Saqeb was after Roblox characters, little figures from an online video game.
"It's a good game," he told us.
Black Friday shopping got underway early at Best Buy, where the line of people snaking into the building was enough to make a calm kid like Saqeb feel a little claustrophobic.
"There's too many people here to buy anything," Saqeb said.
The big ticket item this year was a 50-inch smart TV for $179.
Diana Valdez, who says she normally doesn't participate in Black Friday shopping, caved this year because of the TV deal.
"We came for the Sharp TV, but we didn't get tickets," Valdez said. "I thought people were gonna be pushing and shoving, but it wasn't like that."
