I just got off the phone with my wife's doctor's office. She needed a refill on a prescription. She was prescribed a cream to use once a day for two weeks. It is supposed to remove pre-cancerous cells from her skin. Well, the doctor wrote it for about 4 days worth. I called this AM to get a refill- she has maybe one day left. They tell me "Takes 48 hours to call this in".
Huh?
She explains that they'll try to get it in before 3 but they're usually really busy.
No $hit? Busy, huh?
I need to start telling customer things like that. "Hey, we work 9 to 3..." That would be cool. It would open up entirely different horizons in my life.
Ironically, my wife is an RN in a hospital. Works a 12 hour shift. Has't left on time once in her career. She gets there 45 minutes early and, off-the-clock, get's ready to take over on each patient she's getting. She leaves when the work is done and ready to hand off to the next shift. So I know it's not everywhere.
Huh?
She explains that they'll try to get it in before 3 but they're usually really busy.
No $hit? Busy, huh?
I need to start telling customer things like that. "Hey, we work 9 to 3..." That would be cool. It would open up entirely different horizons in my life.
Ironically, my wife is an RN in a hospital. Works a 12 hour shift. Has't left on time once in her career. She gets there 45 minutes early and, off-the-clock, get's ready to take over on each patient she's getting. She leaves when the work is done and ready to hand off to the next shift. So I know it's not everywhere.