Walgreens

Wow arrive super early and watch the little old men. The line gets long super quick and they are not very fast behind the counter. Now for the little old men watch them the will try and cut you then argue that they were there fist and while one is arguing another try’s to sneak past you both. That didn’t go over well when I asked if they were working together to get to the front of the line…

Walgreens is my neighbor and my pharmacy.
They might want to work on the appearance of the men’s room, however. It’s surprisingly unkempt for a place that caters to «health care»!

SUCH a pleasant experience, thanks to Jamira!
I ran in to get allergy pills for The Boy, who was sneezing enough to preclude safe driving. Add wonky contacts into the pollen mix, and the poor dude’s eyes are an irritated, puffy mess.
Jamira was stocking cosmetics shelves as I walked in the store, and greeted me kindly. As I was headed out of the pharmacy area, ready to navigate the maze of calming potions solo, she asked if I could use a hand finding anything — I mentioned what I was on the hunt for (the most chemical-​free puffy-​eye reducing possible, or maybe one of those old school blue gel cooling masks), and fully expected to just be told an aisle number or waved in the general direction of an area within the store. Jamira, though, stopped what she was doing and lead me over to the eye creams, pointing out several that might be appropriate and not too girly for a dude to feel questionable using, and even walking me back to the pharmacy and asking them for input. After determining that a chillable mask wasn’t available in the store, she went as far as to suggest ideas for places to find one, or the option of just chilling/​freezing a wet washcloth.. so thoughtful and kind, and it’s sooo appreciated!