Well. situation turned out to be a little bit awkward.
One of the S.O.L.D. guy showed up, he posed as some stranger on the street interested in seeing the show (without cap), and interacted with the crowd then joined the line immediately afterwards. I got suspicious and after a few more minutes looking at hime I was 90% sure I saw his face before, but I was not 100% sure. I was very tempted to ask here if anyone knows him then decided just to ask him directly if he is from S.O.L.D. So he admitted (he is also on this forum) and apparently one more guy from S.O.L.D. is coming for 4 premium tickets tomorrow. The crowd behind me seemed to believe line-sitters were banned and I double checked with the box office they were o.k. as long as line-sitter is going in with the client. But when I popped the question of premium tickets which were released earlier in the day, and there would be no one to prevent them switching with clients, they didn't seem to know what to do, and will relay the question to management. So the situation left as it is.
Miguel and Robert and many others from S.O.L.D. we have befriended with in previous overnight wait before the cancellation policy change are nice people. I have no evil thought against them. In fact, anyone will probably agree it is hard not to like Miguel and Robert. I feel empathy for people who hired them and their business after the policy change.
Despite that, as a fan, I would definitely take a political stand in this and saying buddy system works best in fan's favor, you only pay a buddy's ticket and that's about it. And everyone got in love the show. I still decide I like Miguel and Robert on a personal level, but I hope they don't take this wrongly I am just a fan and I have a different interest in this than theirs.