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11-06-2008, 10:28 AM
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Im am so glad you did that Janet, i had the same experience with Rite-aid when i went to pick up my medicine and Micah's... my doctor called and said he called in my medicine so i waited an hour before i left my house with a sick kid in the car went thru the drive thru and she said it wasn't ready yet.. i told her my doctor called over an hour ago for a damn antibiotic and cough medicine, i was so pissed.... she told me to stop back in an hour... i told her a couple of things and left....
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11-06-2008, 11:18 AM
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I know what you mean Haley. I call my refills in to Wal Mart a day or two ahead and sometimes they still are not ready. I do understand that besides regular medications the flu can run rampant and the pharmacies get real busy and I really do try to be patient. I can always shop awhile in Wal Mart, it's not being acknowledged that gets to me. If they would say "good morning' 'good afternoon' first but it's like they were bothered to even look up. Very sad. Maybe being so busy puts them in a bad mood. I always liked being busy myself...it made the time go faster.
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11-06-2008, 11:24 AM
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There just rude Janet, and that's it,,, they act like your bothering them...
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