Today!
“Why isn’t my PERSCRIPTIONready? I called it in an hour ago.”
“I’ll check, maam.”
” It should be ready.”
“We had to call your doctor for a new prescription.”
“Call the doctor?” An indignant look on her face. “Why did you have to call the doctor?”
“Because there were no additional refills.”
“That’s an ongoing PERSCRIPTION”
“You ran out of refills.”
“That PERSCRIPTIONnever runs out. It’s an ongoing one.”
“I’ll get the pharmacist, maam.”
“I can’t wait. I have a busy schedule.”
“We’re busy too.”
“Are you being smart with me?”
“Jim, you have to talk with her. I’m too busy to argue with her.”
“She said that I have no refills. It is an ongoing PERSCRIPTION“.
“Maam, there is no such thing as an ongoingprescription. All prescriptions have refill restrictions.”
“Call the doctor again. I can’t wait. I’m a busy woman.”
“We’re busy too.”
“Now, you’re being smart with me. Are you being smart wih me?”
“No, maam. I am not being smart.”
“Just call my doctor again. Right now, I can’t wait.”
“We have called once. It is now in your doctor’s court. You can call him yourself if you want.”
“I don’t have to. You’re supposed to call him.”
“We did.”
And on And on And on.
Finally, “Maam, we are notgoing to call again.”
“You have to.”
“If he doesn’t call back by tomorrow afternoon, we’ll call again.”
“That is an ongoing PERSCRIPTION“
What are we supposed to do?
Walk away?
That is what I did.