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elSicomoro · 12-21-2001, 10:37 PM

Incident #1: I used to work at the CVS on Bustleton and Haldeman Aves. in NE Philadelphia for about a month. One day in June, I happened to stop by there on the way home (it's the closest one to my home) to pick up a few things and see some old friends. This was right after I left the company...and I had a tie on b/c I had just had an interview for a job earlier that day. Well, that's what the managers wear as standard attire in the stores. So, a customer happens to come up and ask me where something is. I guide her over to the particular aisle, while current employees at the store laugh and Rho shakes her head.

Incident #2: I was up at the CVS on Bustleton and County Line Rd. last week, picking up some of Rho's prescriptions (since they're open 24 hours there). The pharmacist was trying to ring up the prescriptions, but the bar codes weren't scanning, b/c some dipshit didn't change the ink cartridge in the printer...the bar codes were printing too light.

Rx: *getting frustrated* "Man...I might have to call the manager here."

Syc: "Just type in the prescription # and hit the Rx key, then it'll ask you to enter the price." (Which is the proper way to enter a Rx when it will not scan.)

*Pharmacist does as Sycamore says...it works like a champ*

Rx: "Man, nice call! Thanks!"

Syc: "Well, 6 months of working here wasn't wasted after all."

12-21-2001, 10:37 PM	#6
elSicomoro Person who doesn't update the user title Join Date: Jan 2001 Posts: 12,486	I should still get a paycheck from CVS... Incident #1: I used to work at the CVS on Bustleton and Haldeman Aves. in NE Philadelphia for about a month. One day in June, I happened to stop by there on the way home (it's the closest one to my home) to pick up a few things and see some old friends. This was right after I left the company...and I had a tie on b/c I had just had an interview for a job earlier that day. Well, that's what the managers wear as standard attire in the stores. So, a customer happens to come up and ask me where something is. I guide her over to the particular aisle, while current employees at the store laugh and Rho shakes her head. Incident #2: I was up at the CVS on Bustleton and County Line Rd. last week, picking up some of Rho's prescriptions (since they're open 24 hours there). The pharmacist was trying to ring up the prescriptions, but the bar codes weren't scanning, b/c some dipshit didn't change the ink cartridge in the printer...the bar codes were printing too light. Rx: getting frustrated "Man...I might have to call the manager here." Syc: "Just type in the prescription # and hit the Rx key, then it'll ask you to enter the price." (Which is the proper way to enter a Rx when it will not scan.) Pharmacist does as Sycamore says...it works like a champ Rx: "Man, nice call! Thanks!" Syc: "Well, 6 months of working here wasn't wasted after all."