“I am so excited to met him!” shrieked one shoe shopper.

The first person in line was Carla Lloyd from Ft. Lauderdale, who proudly showed off her new purchase of spiky, gold stilletos from the “20 Year Time Capsule Collection.

“I think it’s the comfort and sexiness and uniqueness of these. I’ve never seen  another designer make anything like this and it also helps that my hubby loves it.

Ina Katz told CBS4′s Lisa Petrillo that she owns about 100 pars of Louboutins.

You have 100 pairs?” asked Petrillo

“Yes,” replied Katz.

“I guess that’s like a house?” Lisa commented.

Katz responded, “Yes it is. It’s probably a home.”

“Or two,” said Lisa.

“Or two,” replied Katz.

And Oshia Banks, who has about 50 pairs of Louboutins at home, just forked over another $2,400 for her 51st pair.

“Is there a Mr. Oshia at home?” asked Lisa.

“Theres a Mr. Banks. But he doesn’t know how many I own,” replied Mrs. Banks.

“Oops! Don’t be looking at this story, Mr. Banks,” cautioned Petrillo.

Some fashionistas bring French dogs to meet French designers… others bring along their generous boyfriends.

“Is this a special present like a Birthday?” Petrillo asked of one gentleman, at Saks to buy his main squeeze a pair of Louboutins.

“N. No,” he replied.

As Lisa told the girlfriend, “Keep him. Do not throw him away.”

And while Petrillo, who is Louboutin-less, waits and waits and waits to talk to the man of the hour, the cash registers just keep ringing.

On a three-tiered table with 20-years of shoes from Louboutin… like the one priced at $4,000… 95% of them are sold out.

Christian Louboutin celebrating 20-years. It is the first of what is could be many milestones to come.

Across the world, people have saved the date and even the moment to say their vows. At popular South Florida wedding venues, like the Biltmore hotel, available wedding times have been long sold out.

South Florida hospitals are on the lookout for babies born at the special moment. But besides the odd date, why are people so excited about 11/11?

The number 11.11.11 is a classic example of apophenia, the human urge to see patterns in essentially random events.

- 11.11.11 is special because there is no other date that consists of all the same number, in this century. The day comes around once every 100 years, meaning Friday is the only time many people will be alive to experience the unique date.

A footnote: if like most people in the US you measure time by AM and PM, you will actually have 2 special moments, 11:11:11 a.m, 11/11/11 and the same time, p.m.

- Some websites are predicting the date 11.11.11 marks the end of the world because the comet Elenin, Earth, Venus and Mercury are expected to align. cbsmiami.com makes no such predictions, but check back with us at the end of the day to see who was right.

- 111111 x 111111 = 12345654321. We don’t know what that means, but it’s really weird.

- The movie 11.11.11 is being released Friday, on 11.11.11. It follows a famed American author whose wife and child are killed. He keeps seeing the number 11 and soon realizes 11.11.11 is more than just a date, it’s a warning. Please note this is fiction, we think.

- 11.11.11 marks the 93rd anniversary of Armistice Day, the end of World War One, at the 11th hour of the 11th day of the 11th month. It is observed with one minute of silence at 11am.

Many believe this is the most important reason 11/11/11 is special.