Because a prescription wasn't available at my regular pharmacy, I found myself at the pharmacy for the CVS at Euclid and Foothill in Upland. I've been to this CVS many times, but have never used its pharmacy. It turns out that a lot of people use that pharmacy - and that you therefore have to wait.
So I waited - not as long as various Yelp reviewers, but I did have to wait for a half hour.
While waiting, I was sitting near a man who was trying to pick up a prescription for his wife, who had recently been released from the hospital.
A few minutes later, the wife appeared. She was tired of waiting in the car, and wanted to leave.
Her husband told her that she had to get a prescription.
She asked how long it would take to get the prescription - as I previously noted, this appears to be a common question at this CVS pharmacy.
The husband told the wife to ask the (male) pharmacist - but the pharmacist was running around filling all of our prescriptions.
The wife turned to someone else who was waiting for a prescription. "Don't trust men," the wife told the person.
Personally, it's risky enough to say bad things to a waiter or a waitress, since a bad restaurant worker may choose to spit in your food. Imagine what a bad pharmacist could do. (Luckily, this pharmacist appears to be a good one, if an overworked one.)
