Prescription Assistance

Discussion in 'Chatter' started by rm1p9dav, Dec 24, 2007.

  1. rm1p9dav

    rm1p9dav Guest

    In my pursuit of prescription assistance I heard on the news about a
    free program by American Consultants Rx at http://www.rxassistanceforfree.com
    ..It really did help cut my cost.
     
  2. Wavy G

    Wavy G Guest

    Don't fight it, rm1p9dav...Just lie down and try to relax:

    >In my pursuit of prescription assistance I heard on the news about a
    >free program by American Consultants Rx at http://www.rxassistanceforfree.com
    >.It really did help cut my cost.


    My choice for a career would be Pharmacist. I would like to have the
    job of Pharmacist because a Pharmacist is not only a provider of
    services to the Community, he is also a beloved Member. If I were a
    Pharmacist, I would fill people's prescriptions, also plus I would check
    to see if there would be any medicines they shouldn't take because of
    cross-reactions.

    If I had the job of Pharmacist, I would make the effort to get to know
    all of my customers and learn details about their personal lives so we
    could make small talk, not counting the ones that only come in once or
    twice of course! Also plus too, I could develop little running jokes
    with some of them and build on them every time they came in. Like say
    for instance there was a guy who was a little overweight, but was a good
    sport about it, I would call him "Slim," and every time I saw him, I
    would say, "Hey Slim, we need to put some meat on your bones! For
    Pete's sake, eat something!" And he would say, "Wavy G, you old
    so-and-so, who has time to eat? Gimme a refill of that Slow-K, also one
    of the Procardin. How's business?" Then I would say, "Fine, did you
    ever get that driveway patched?" And we'd probably go back and forth
    like that for a little while. Then when there wasn't anthing else
    really to say, he would pay me using Cash or Credit Card, or another
    approved method of payment.

    DID YOU KNOW: A pharmacist is a man or woman who prepares, stores,
    compounds, and dispenses medicine! To be a Pharmacist I would have to
    attend College.

    In conclusion, my choice for a career is Pharmacist.

    --
    Wavy G

    Wavy G: "Do you like to hot-chat?"
    A. L. I. C. E. the chatterbot: "Hmm, Russell, I'm not sure if I'd like
    to hot-chat that much. I like to make new friends."


    --
    "Memo to God: Last two things to do: (1) Cancel Wavy. (2) Turn out the lights."
    --Mimus submits a rewrite for the ending of The Bible.


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  3. Tim Weaver

    Tim Weaver Guest

    Wavy G wrote:

    > Don't fight it, rm1p9dav...Just lie down and try to relax:
    >
    >>In my pursuit of prescription assistance I heard on the news about a
    >>free program by American Consultants Rx at
    >>http://www.rxassistanceforfree.com .It really did help cut my cost.

    >
    > My choice for a career would be Pharmacist. I would like to have the
    > job of Pharmacist because a Pharmacist is not only a provider of
    > services to the Community, he is also a beloved Member. If I were a
    > Pharmacist, I would fill people's prescriptions, also plus I would check
    > to see if there would be any medicines they shouldn't take because of
    > cross-reactions.
    >
    > If I had the job of Pharmacist, I would make the effort to get to know
    > all of my customers and learn details about their personal lives so we
    > could make small talk, not counting the ones that only come in once or
    > twice of course! Also plus too, I could develop little running jokes
    > with some of them and build on them every time they came in. Like say
    > for instance there was a guy who was a little overweight, but was a good
    > sport about it, I would call him "Slim," and every time I saw him, I
    > would say, "Hey Slim, we need to put some meat on your bones! For
    > Pete's sake, eat something!" And he would say, "Wavy G, you old
    > so-and-so, who has time to eat? Gimme a refill of that Slow-K, also one
    > of the Procardin. How's business?" Then I would say, "Fine, did you
    > ever get that driveway patched?" And we'd probably go back and forth
    > like that for a little while. Then when there wasn't anthing else
    > really to say, he would pay me using Cash or Credit Card, or another
    > approved method of payment.
    >
    > DID YOU KNOW: A pharmacist is a man or woman who prepares, stores,
    > compounds, and dispenses medicine! To be a Pharmacist I would have to
    > attend College.
    >
    > In conclusion, my choice for a career is Pharmacist.


    Are you sure you don't already work at my local drug store in my little
    town? Some of that conversing sounds very familiar.
    --
    Tim Weaver

    I know you believe you understand what you think I said,
    but I'm not sure you realize that what you heard is not
    what I meant.
     

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