I just saw it on the trailer the other day at a sign shop right off 84 in Southington

It's okay, I'm in a neighborhood specialty location so we're normally not that busy. I did regular retail for 16 years prior to that, got out before the shit hit the fan for real

I'm a pharmacist, and today this place is crazy. People believe they'll never leave the house again

I applied, I'm in the medical field. Went to work everyday, my payout was estimated at $24 but was denied. Oh well

I'm a pharmacist, I work in a hybrid retail/specialty pharmacy location. I am all for this increase in access to care but feel like this would only make sense for places like mine because we actually have time to counsel and interact with patients. Regular retail pharmacists are getting hammered. Reimbursements from insurance companies are shit so these pharmacies run tight budgets, eliminating the "hire more pharmacists" argument. This will just get added on to the million other tasks that are piled on by corporate, thus making your wait times longer.