Trying to do the work of two pharmacists when I’m the only staff RPH left…doing the work of a pharmacy manager when I’m not and not getting compensated for it…plus all the duties of closing a pharmacy down with no concrete closing date. So stressful

Floater pharmacist went to Ireland but couldn’t be bothered to walk across the pharmacy to put a bottle back in the safe where it belongs

People are really trying to push me over the edge

The number of people that still don’t know that all the Rite Aids are closing is wild

Friday night at almost 7pm and our pharmacy closes permanently on Sunday…now you want your medicine that is 2 months late and out of refills.

The way some people are so tone deaf it’s crazy. Lady comes in bitching to employees about to lose their jobs that we don’t have a rewards program anymore (it ended 2 months ago and there’s been signage up for almost 3 months)

Of course I come back from my first cruise with some upper respiratory junk…and I start my new job tomorrow

Looked out the drive thru window and a guy was there holding an alligator 😳 Never a dull day in the pharmacy

The way people circle the pharmacy like sharks when we’re closed for lunch

So are we getting raptured today or not? I need to know whether or not to keep my plans for tonight

Going from a pharmacy that averaged 250 Rxs a day to one that does 700-800 a day has been quite the experience

This is 40…I somehow pulled a muscle in my neck while I slept and now I can’t turn my head all the way to the side

When you have to sit on a footstool behind the shelves so you don’t get stared at during your lunch break 🙃

Working my first completely solo pharmacist shift at my new pharmacy that does as many Rxs on the weekends as my rite aid used to do on a Monday 😬😬

With Hockey Fights Cancer Night tomorrow, I wanted to post a moment our broadcast family shared, a moment honoring two extraordinary people. Earlier this year, Willy lost his incredible wife, Erin, after a brave and inspiring battle with cancer. Erin lived with a radiant

After almost 6 years we still haven’t learned to put on a mask if you’re coming indoors to pick up your meds for Covid

To the man who came in and announced to everyone in the pharmacy “on behalf of all of us on this side of the counter thank you for all you do and I’m sorry for those who aren’t nice to you” I hope you win the lottery

Managed to get 12 days off of work starting Saturday and only use 40 hours of PTO…and avoid the worst time of year in the pharmacy 😁

So grateful that my scheduled Saturday-Sunday-Monday off is the weekend of this snowstorm 😮‍💨

Tuesday is going to feel like shorts weather