The short lady with black hair who works in the pharmacy is not discreet at all. I think she tried to embarrass me on purpose. I came in with 3 prescriptions for gastric issues. At first, the short lady with black hair used the pharmaceutical names of each of my prescriptions when she was talking to me. But, as soon as my significant other came and stood next to me, she started using the common name, i.e., stool softener. The first time she said stool softener, I looked at her like I was alarmed. She smirked in response.
Next, while my significant other was standing next to me, she proceeded to explain to the both of us that "mineral oil is what they give to LITTLE babies to make them poop." I didn't ask her for an explanation. There was no reason for her to explain what mineral oil does. All she had to do was scan the prescription. Would you use the word "poop" in a professional pharmaceutical setting? Would it be appropriate for a pharmacy clerk to say "cancer drugs" or "fungus pills"?
She also read the directions for my prescription out loud when she was showing us the product location in the aisle. Again, I didn't ask her for an explanation. Still, she chose to to read it out loud then say, "Yeah I'm not sure why it says APPLY the mineral oil. You're usually supposed to drink it." If she wasn't sure, then why did she read it out loud? Again, I didn't ask her for an explanation at all.
To me it seems that her entire goal was to embarrass me. If that wasn't her goal, then she needs training on how to be discreet.
If you have an issue that you want to be discreet about, make sure you don't meet the short lady with black hair at the drop-off counter. She'll make sure everybody knows your business. This was at the CVS is located at the corner of Route 1 north and Darrah Lane. read more