A Yelp review by definition asks you to share an experience you had with a particular business.
Thank goodness incidents such as this are extremely rare, I still hate writing them up.
While not very pleasant, here are highlights of last Saturday:
It's all I can do to take the high road and not start making calls to corporate. In a nutshell, the Saturday night pharmacist told me I could walk around with a sign around my neck telling everyone I'm autistic. Deny it if she can (which she can't).
When I openly complained about my sucky insurance covering continuous glucose monitors, she snaps back that if I didn't like it, I could "always prick my fingers" (For the record, that would be 4+ times a day).
Btw, I was NEVER addressing her with my comments. I was dealing with the pharmacy tech, you know, the woman who was a total professional and treating me (the customer) with respect?The one that was sympathetic to my situation and researched different options for me.
The wise ass pharmacist can't seem to mind her own business and keep to herself. Which I wouldn't mind her intrusion, if she were aiding the situation. Maybe quit jamming purple dye in your hair long enough to gain some professional skills and human compassion? I guess another example of maturity not up to the par of the age.
I later discovered from some of the nurses at the hospital, this isn't unique and they are well aware of "Miss Attitude". Since the ins. co. insists we use CVS, we were advised to drive all the way down to the 100th Ave location. Wow. 1/23 read more