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Staged rollout here as well (I think that was pretty universal). Due to traveling a lot, I asked the people at my local Village clinic (yeah, I live in the middle of nowhere), if it was possible for them to make a note that if they happened to have any leftovers doses in the group before me (such as if someone didn't want theirs for whatever reason), if I could have it.
I made it clear that I didn't want to jump the queue ahead of anyone before me, as I'm reasonably healthy, but I could really use being at least first in my group.
And I'm glad I did, because they obliged, and a month later I found myself back in the US, and this time I caught covid. I'm sure the vaccines was what caused it to be extremely mild, bordering asymptomatic.
Come to think of it, I've caught covid twice, both times in the US.