While thousands waited for their 'Yes'Cers' swag bags, some were upset about the traffic jam it caused during rush hour.

Terri Thompson started waiting in line outside Gainbridge Fieldhouse for free 'Yes'Cers' swag at 12:37 p.m.

The first 5,000 cars to drive through the line on Pennsylvania Street from 4-7 p.m. will get a gear bag, the team announced.

Around the country, workers also received incentive pay and free drinks from 7-Eleven, and won prizes like water bottles and stress balls from roving “swag carts.” They were also invited to ...