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Here is her reply:

You really don't want my insight into this one !!! Feel free to send this to Porsche boy. The statement below is one of my biggest peeves with the lay people out there. He must be the only person on earth who has the flu and needs medication !!!! Does he take priority over the hospice patient who is dying and needs their pain medication or the 2 year old with a systemic infection that needed antibiotics yesterday and has a fever of 104 or the patient with an active blood clot in their lungs that needs their warfarin in order to not throw another clot and die? This is why I don't go those "boards". Don't talk **** unless you know what the hell you are talking about!! Maybe he should shadow a pharmacist for a day to shut his trap!! Maybe he should think about the fact the maybe one day his emergent situation or one of his family member's emergent situations could be be holding up someone else's ridiculous Tamiflu prescription that isn't gonna cure the flu and may at most minimally lessen his symptoms for a few days. He needs to sack up and grow a pair!!

There are multiple issues that can occur at a pharmacy...

1. First come first served...nuff said!!
2. Insurance billing via computer can be extremely time consuming. The RPH that he is talking smack about probably had to deal with his rejected insurance claim over and over again until he was able to manipulate an approval (we didn't go to pharmacy school for this FYI)
3. The pharmacist also needs to screen his med profile for drug-drug interactions and oh BTW...his isn't the only person's profile the RPH is screening