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A typical Sunday at the Pharmacy...
Today was a normal Sunday for me.
Right when we opened no less....
I litterally open the window for the pharmacy register, and a man walks up.
Me: Good morning sir, my I have you name?
SC: *gives name and I see that the perscription is not ready yet*
Me: I am sorry to say it is not ready yet.
SC: That's rediculous!! I called it in this morning, it should be ready!
Me: I am sorry sir, but as I said, it is not ready yet. If you would just wait about ten minutes we will have it ready for you.
SC: This is unacceptable!! I called it in to the automated system at seven this morning, it's ten now, it should be ready!
Me: Sir, we don't open till ten, so there is no one here in the pharmacy until ten.
SC: It should still be ready!
Me: ...
Pharmacist: *Brining over finished script* Sir, it is as she said. No one was here until I opened up the pharmacy a few minutes ago.
SC: Someone should have filled it!
Phamacist: But that would have been against the law for anyone to be in here without a pharmacist in here.
Me:*rings out the SC*
SC: *sticks his finger in the pharmacists face* You people better get your act together on getting people there medicine! *leaves*
Pharmacist: Does he think that there are elves that fill the scripts when we are not here?
Me:
Oh for God's sake...
A regular comes in for her thrice a week syringe purchase. Allways the same.
Me: We can only sell you 10 syringes at a time with out a perscription.
WhinySC: But WHYYYYYYY!
Me:
ASK YOUR INSURANCE COMPANY!!!
I am at the intake window, when an a man comes up:
SC: I just checked out my scripts, and the co-pay is up, why did you raise it?
Me: That is actually controlled by your insurence company, we have no say in what they charge you.
SC: But why did the co-pay go up?
Me: *Gives the list of possible reasons*
SC: Yeah, but which one is it?
Me: You will have to call your insurence company sir, it is between you and them.
SC: But can't you just check or something?
Me: Sir, as I have said, this is something you need to go over with with your insurence company.
SC: So you are saying i have to call the insurence company?
Me:
Right before closing
A man and his wife, I am getting scripts for the gentleman. I tell them the price for them, and she turns to him and says in a rather loud voice,
Bitch: "Your not getting the CIALIS if it's that expensive."
Husband: *Turns green and walks away leaving her alone*
Me:
I am so so glad I have Monday and Tuesday off, lol.
Right when we opened no less....
I litterally open the window for the pharmacy register, and a man walks up.
Me: Good morning sir, my I have you name?
SC: *gives name and I see that the perscription is not ready yet*
Me: I am sorry to say it is not ready yet.
SC: That's rediculous!! I called it in this morning, it should be ready!
Me: I am sorry sir, but as I said, it is not ready yet. If you would just wait about ten minutes we will have it ready for you.
SC: This is unacceptable!! I called it in to the automated system at seven this morning, it's ten now, it should be ready!
Me: Sir, we don't open till ten, so there is no one here in the pharmacy until ten.
SC: It should still be ready!
Me: ...
Pharmacist: *Brining over finished script* Sir, it is as she said. No one was here until I opened up the pharmacy a few minutes ago.
SC: Someone should have filled it!
Phamacist: But that would have been against the law for anyone to be in here without a pharmacist in here.
Me:*rings out the SC*
SC: *sticks his finger in the pharmacists face* You people better get your act together on getting people there medicine! *leaves*
Pharmacist: Does he think that there are elves that fill the scripts when we are not here?
Me:
Oh for God's sake...
A regular comes in for her thrice a week syringe purchase. Allways the same.
Me: We can only sell you 10 syringes at a time with out a perscription.
WhinySC: But WHYYYYYYY!
Me:
ASK YOUR INSURANCE COMPANY!!!
I am at the intake window, when an a man comes up:
SC: I just checked out my scripts, and the co-pay is up, why did you raise it?
Me: That is actually controlled by your insurence company, we have no say in what they charge you.
SC: But why did the co-pay go up?
Me: *Gives the list of possible reasons*
SC: Yeah, but which one is it?
Me: You will have to call your insurence company sir, it is between you and them.
SC: But can't you just check or something?
Me: Sir, as I have said, this is something you need to go over with with your insurence company.
SC: So you are saying i have to call the insurence company?
Me:
Right before closing
A man and his wife, I am getting scripts for the gentleman. I tell them the price for them, and she turns to him and says in a rather loud voice,
Bitch: "Your not getting the CIALIS if it's that expensive."
Husband: *Turns green and walks away leaving her alone*
Me:
I am so so glad I have Monday and Tuesday off, lol.
There are no stupid questions, just stupid customers.
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