Thank-yous all around…

[...] Here’s another interesting post I read today by The *Angriest* Pharmacist [...]

[...] Here’s another interesting post I read today by The *Angriest* Pharmacist [...]

[...] Check it out! While looking through the blogosphere we stumbled on an interesting post today.Here’s a quick excerpt I’d like to thank the following (Entity — Reasoning): Anthem — For being down all damn day (amounting to ~30 orders) The dude that told me pharmacy “wasn’t my thing” — You made me realize how ungrateful people really can be My superiors for refusing to hire the [pharmacist AND tech] help I require — You’ve given me a reason to seek new/better employment. Our Elected Representatives — You’ve put a chain between my leg and the register, which only sells Pseudoephedrine, all damn day People who ge [...]

[...] The *Angriest* Pharmacist wrote an interesting post today on Thank-yous all aroundâ�¦Here’s a quick excerpt I’d like to thank the following (Entity — Reasoning): Anthem — For being down all damn day (amounting to ~30 orders) The dude that told me pharmacy “wasn’t my thing” — You made me realize how ungrateful people really can be My superiors for refusing to hire the [pharmacist AND tech] help I require — You’ve given me a reason to seek new/better employment. Our Elected Representatives — You’ve put a chain between my leg and the register, which only sells Pseudoephedrine, all damn day People who ge [...]

Ah, TAP, let me count the ways I’m thankful:

1. To Tim Berners-Lee, inventor of HTML, who did what the chain owners must hate: pharmacists across the world sharing their stories in real time. Everybody, get together, gotta love one another right now. Nobody else does.

2. To the social radicals who eliminated grade competition in school and corporal punishment at home, thus contributing to the dumbing down and weakening of America and the strenghening of my job security because there are fewer students smart enough to gain ad- mission and achieve success in pharmacy school (the same ones who say that World War II ended in 1965 and pitted the U.S. and Germany against Russia).

3. To the advertising executives behind the direct-to-consumer drug ads: thanks for naming a birth control pill after the Boston Red Sox’ greatest left fielder. His nickname was Yaz. Shoulda Googled that one before you put it on the label, guys. Where is “Captain” Carl Yastrzemski to comment? I giggled each time you ran your commercial.

Your blog makes me smile when pharmacy school has me ready to kill myself because they put us through exam HELL.
Thanks!

That makes it all worth it!

Looks like you picked up Valve’s Orange Box. Some good games there for sure! Have you tried Battlefield 2? Great game! There’s nothing more enjoyable that pretending the other players are the horrible customers encountered earlier in the day and filling them full of lead. Revenge is sweet.

Nice to know I’m not the only sick pharmacist out there. :)