I recently called the Walgreens located at 1660 Main St. Buda, TX 78610 on 9/24/2021 because my wife and I were needing a Flu vaccine. Since my wife is 8 months pregnant and 3 centimeters dilated, I was also in need of a TDAP shot. When I spoke to a representative of the pharmacy over the phone, I made a point to ask if they recommended an appointment in order to guarantee we were able to get the shots the following day on 9/25/2021. The pharmacy representative overly assured me that an appointment was not necessary and as long as we were able to stop by before 6pm, we would be able to get our shots. My wife and I were so happy to find out we didn't need an appointment and were assured that we would be able to receive the vaccinations at our local Walgreens. In light of Covid-19 precautions and my wife being so close to labor, we do not go out at all unless it is a necessity and saw this as an easy process that shouldn't have any complications. On 9/25/2021 at 5:25pm my wife and I arrived at the Walgreens location and noticed that there was a woman who just finished receiving a shot and we thought, great we would be next. As I approached the counter, I was greeted and I told the pharmacy representative that my wife and I were ready to get our Flu vaccines and the TDAP shot. The pharmacy rep immediately tells me well we can't give you the shots today, we are too busy with it being so close to 6pm. Mind you, there was 5 pharmacy representatives working in addition to the pharmacists named Lamia, who was soon asked to speak with me at the front desk. Without any greeting, Lamia tells me and my 8-month pregnant wife that we would not be able to get the shots today and that they were too busy, it was not up for discussion. I mention that when I called yesterday and spoke to one of the representatives, I asked if we could make an appointment and that we were told no need and just come before 6pm. Lamia then tells me, that well they told you wrong and we will not be giving you the shot today. I asked Lamia what kind of customer service is that? Lamia responded telling me that they have too much work to do and they were too busy to wait for us to fill out the paper work and give us the shot before 6pm. I asked Lamia why that was my fault? She signed up for the gainful employment of Walgreens as a direct representation of the company and its very disturbing that she would be willing to break policy and decide that she had the authority to make rules for the store when she is not the store manager. I asked her to then look at my pregnant wife who is soon to deliver and in need of the flu vaccine and my need of the TDAP vaccine, to tell my wife that she was not going to give her the vaccine. She then with no hesitation looks at my wife and says we are not giving the vaccines today. Frustrations were definitely at a high at this time because as I mentioned, my wife and I do not go out for fun; we strategically plan outings in order to protect the health of our baby and my wife. Nowhere on the website does it say that vaccines cannot be administered after a certain time and I was informed by a representative of the pharmacy that we would receive the vaccines as long as we were in store before 6pm. We arrived at 5:25pm, what I feel was more than enough time for us to complete the little amount of paper work necessary and receive the vaccines. It is also interesting that Lamia was so persistent that there was not enough time to administer the vaccines, but she had all the time in the world to tell a customer no several times. I am just a concerned father who wanted nothing more than to receive vaccines for my wife and I in order to better protect ourselves and our baby. Lamia missed several opportunities to change the narrative and experience for my wife and I and I do not feel it is justified to punish the pharmacy member for their lack of integrity to the standards of Walgreens as a corporation.12 one-star reviews in the past year, that's an average of a one-star experience per month. read more