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This is the line to get to the other line to get into the Apple store at Flat Irons in Denver. I've been trying to get an iPhone since 6:30 this morning. I started in Colorado Springs at the AT&T Store. Like every other AT&T store in the country they were deliberately understocked and sold out in minutes. Now I'm in Denver at an Apple Store. Follow my iPhone Quest on twitter at http://www.twitter.com/jdale
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