toys_r_us_logo The Orlando Sentinel ran a story this morning about Zunes at Toys "R" Us Black Friday Sale.In Seminole County hundreds of people lined up as early as 12:45 a.m. outside the Toys "R" Us store.

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Many hoped to get their hands on a limited supply of Zune  MP3 players, but most walked away disappointed. The store had only seven of the popular music players.

Norbert Soto was one of the lucky ones. The U.S. Postal Service worker waited in line for more than three hours and got the last music player.

“I’ll lose sleep for my daughter,” Soto said. “I just prayed to God that I can get it.”

Soto had his hands on one of the precious few tickets for the Zune but gave it to a shopper he thought was in line in front of him. However, the person gave it back because he already had a ticket.

“I felt like my heart fell out of my chest when I gave it back," Soto said.

Sandy Dale, wasn’t so lucky.

She started waiting at 3:30 a.m. to buy a Zune but didn't make it to the electronics department before the last music player was gone. She said she was angry that the toy store didn’t say it had a limited supply.

The Zune normally sells for $199.99 and was on sale for $69.99 at Toys R Us.

-- Robert Perez