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We’re not so lucky at Walgreens. It’s open 365… Even in hurricanes..
10th February 2012
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Hello Good Morning: IT’S PUPPYBOWL SUNDAY!!!!! Seriously though, the Puppybowl/Superbowl combo is my Christmas.
Greatest and cutest thing known to man!!
[Image Description: Background is several triangles in a circle like a pie alternating from true red, scarlet and black. A robin is sitting on his perch looking to the right.
Top Text: “WHY IS MY PRESCRIPTION SO MUCH?!?!”
Bottom Text: “CALL. YOUR. INSURANCE. COMPANY.”]I work in a pharmacy, and our whole business is centered around getting your things to you. we run your insurance card, and provided that we have all your new and updated info-the price that comes up has nothing to do with us. call your damn insurance company if you have a problem, stop yelling at me.
We get yelled at to learn our jobs after we’ve said we talked to the insurance company and they say the drug isn’t covered.
Hello Good Morning Internet: Best moments from Parks and Rec “Bowling for Votes”
“This bowling alley has my favorite restaurant in Pawnee.” “Really? You’re not scared to eat here?” “When I eat it is the food that is scared.”
“Type in T Rex for me. No no no. Um, T Boz. Wait wait. Tommy Tsunami. Nope. Tiki Tiki Tom Tom. Nope. Fly Guy.” “I wrote Tom.” “Classic. Timeless. I love it.”
“Straight down the middle. No hook, no spin, no fuss. Anything more and this becomes figure skating.”
“What Champion? You need to go outside now? Come on. Atta boy. Sorry, he’s…hates awkward situations.”
“I wished for his happiness to go away. I might be a wizard.”
I smell bacon.
This happens to us all the time at walgreens. We get paid in quarters and whatever else they can scrounge up before they use bills.
[Image Description: Background is several triangles in a circle like a pie alternating from true red, scarlet and black. A robin is sitting on his perch looking to the right.
Top Text: “’I need to make a credit card payment.’”
Bottom Text: “Pays entirely in small bills and change.”]Alright, I work at a Victoria’s Secret and, as most people know, we have store credit cards. Around the 20th of the month, we get a flood of people trying to make payments on their cards. I was working a fairly busy day and payments usually take no longer than a regular transaction. A customer that I had seen many times approached me and said she needed to make a $25.00 payment on her card. No problem, right? Wrong. She gave me $12.00 in small bills, $11.00 in quarters, nickels, and dimes, and $2.00 in pennies. All of the other cashiers weren’t available to help me count out this woman’s payment, so I spent the better part of five minutes trying to count and re-count all of her change. She was clearly sorry that she’d had to pay that way, but it was still obnoxious. I hope that never happens to me again.
