Alright Sayf, you move to NYC in 4 years, I'll do it after Yale or if I get into Columbia.


We'll be big business owner, get many riches.

A wrote:

No. Your bro works in the stand itself.

u tryna screw up the plan already?

Pfft. Yale or Columbia don't have Pharm. W/e.

brb doing 18 pages of readyfills at 2 AM

A wrote:

Whoever thought of a drive thru for pharmacies was a guy clearly on crack

that's actually a great idea.

Ahmed, I'm not gonna do pharm you silly head, I'm going for Med school.

No...you're a horrible person.

Hopefully when people die for drug poisoning, due to this great idea (giving the wrong medicine). People realize the ridiculousness of such an idea.

A wrote:

No...you're a horrible person.

Hopefully when people die for drug poisoning, due to this great idea (giving the wrong medicine). People realize the ridiculousness of such an idea.

I see nothing wrong with a quick dispenser for drugs that had been per-ordered, so as to allow people to pick up there meds in a timely fashion.

there are labels all over the bottle and the bags usually in any pharmacy with name, DOB, drug, doctor, RPh etc.

any mistake like ahmed pointed out won't come from drive thru reasons

preid1220 wrote:

A wrote:

No...you're a horrible person.

Hopefully when people die for drug poisoning, due to this great idea (giving the wrong medicine). People realize the ridiculousness of such an idea.

I see nothing wrong with a quick dispenser for drugs that had been per-ordered, so as to allow people to pick up there meds in a timely fashion.

Except that for drive thrus its not pre-ordered

And a pharmacy is not a freaking McDonald.

^So make it like a McDonald's and roll in the dough

Or just make it a Grocery Store.

A wrote:

preid1220 wrote:

A wrote:

No...you're a horrible person.

Hopefully when people die for drug poisoning, due to this great idea (giving the wrong medicine). People realize the ridiculousness of such an idea.

I see nothing wrong with a quick dispenser for drugs that had been per-ordered, so as to allow people to pick up there meds in a timely fashion.

Except that for drive thrus its not pre-ordered

And a pharmacy is not a freaking McDonald.

told u bro

thats how these companies treat it

they've corrupted a health care profession

flame is the only wanna be doctor who wants to open a mcdonalds i've ever seen lol

btw pharmacy is the most commercialized profession

That's why I'll probably move to England or Canada.

lol A

I'm serious. Pharmacists get paid more there and get more respect. Coincidentally, people are more educated there than in the US.

brb counting down new years at my pharmacy

You're at work? Damn.

Talwar Khan wrote:

A wrote:

preid1220 wrote:

A wrote:

No...you're a horrible person.

Hopefully when people die for drug poisoning, due to this great idea (giving the wrong medicine). People realize the ridiculousness of such an idea.

I see nothing wrong with a quick dispenser for drugs that had been per-ordered, so as to allow people to pick up there meds in a timely fashion.

Except that for drive thrus its not pre-ordered

And a pharmacy is not a freaking McDonald.

told u bro

thats how these companies treat it

they've corrupted a health care profession

flame is the only wanna be doctor who wants to open a mcdonalds i've ever seen lol

I'm telling you man, make every business like a McDonalds, less stress, more innovation, being amazing, everything.


"Hello, Dr. Ronald McDonald, this guy has a broken leg"
*shoots out a cast*

All done

there is nothing wrong with offering a quicker service to a nation obsessed with speed.

It's demeaning to the profession. That's what's wrong.

A wrote:

You're at work? Damn.

i live at that place these days

Acting as if a profession is above anything is wrong.

Let's get real here, almost every profession has hood rat status because everyone in it is a thieve and a swindler.

Wrong. I don't care about the professionals. I care about the profession.

And something is seriously wrong with drive thrus.