Is it possible to get or buy a MacBook Pro in rush order or over the counter?

Is it possible to get or buy MacBook Pro in rush or over the counter?
I badly needed a new MacBook Pro for my projects but the apple store requires a week for ordering process but I cannot wait that long. Is it possible to get a new unit over the counter or within 1-2 working days the least? Please need an answer for this.
Thanks!

As we are all other users here, you'd need to ask Apple; have you called the Apple store?
http://store.apple.com/us/buy-mac/macbook-pro

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