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The Problem with Companies
The real problem is not that employees don’t care. The problem isn’t that customers are too demanding. It isn’t whether or not workers get along with each other or any of that. The problem is that companies have no idea what they’re doing.
I personally work as a pharmacy technician in a chain store. I have been working there for a few years now and let me tell you, it’s not easy. Now I know the first thing that some of you will jump to is that this must be written by a millennial and that I need to grow up. The first assumption is definitely true, the second one, I would also absolutely agree with. However, that does not change the fact that like so many other businesses, we are simply not given enough workers to complete the tasks presented to us.
As I stated, I do work in a pharmacy. I know that most stores, companies, restaurants, etc. run into these issues, but the best way that I can explain is through what I know.
Let me start out here by explaining how things work in a pharmacy. You have four main areas: front counter, drive thru (some places this does not apply), counting, and processing (where the prescriptions are typed).
When a prescription is dropped off, the person that takes it is usually the person at processing. They scan the paper and then have to type out the prescribing doctor, the date it was written, etc. Normally it does not take too long to type, but there are circumstances where we have to create new profiles for customers and sometimes there’s problems with insurance. After we type it, the pharmacist has to check our work. Once they decide that it’s been done correctly, it goes into a queue for the person who is counting. That person will print out a label and retrieve the drug and count it out and then hand it to the pharmacist to check. Only once the pharmacist has checked it can it then be handed over to a patient. Now a few minutes later it will go into a queue to be checked again and anyone this time can check it, we just compare what the doctor wrote to what was typed. It’s a triple check to ensure that the wrong thing wasn’t dispensed.
It seems simple enough, but the fact of the matter is that there never is only one prescription to type, there is always more than one to count and to check. People have to answer phones and put the order away. Some people have to leave to go show customers where certain products are.
Let’s say you have one person at each area. That seems fine, right? Each person does their job and everything gets done. Wrong.
If there is a long line up front, someone has to leave their area to go help clear the line out, this means that there’s either prescriptions that are not getting typed or orders that are not getting counted. So if the person who is counting leaves to go help for ten minutes, their queue is going to fill up while they’re gone and it will be hard to catch back up. All the sudden there’s people in line asking for things that are not finished yet. If there were one or two extra people there, this would not be a problem. I personally have had nights where I would help at drive thru, be typing prescriptions on another screen while helping the customer and then running off and counting something in between people.
When this is happening there are things that are simply not getting done. This means that someone has to go to the customer and tell them for the third time that their prescription is not done yet because no one has gotten the chance to get to it yet. You’re just getting to the people that were there an hour before her.
It’s these types of things that cause customers to leave. I don’t blame them, I would get upset too if I had to wait two hours for an antibiotic. I would get upset too if I were sick and just wanting to get my stuff and go home. And at that point there is less money coming so the company cannot spend as much money on us. I understand how that works. The problem though is that taking money and hours away from us is the very thing making the problem worse. If at the very beginning they would make sure to give us enough hours to schedule the people we needed, then maybe this all could have been avoided.
Now we’re losing customers and workers. No one wants to get paid just a little over minimum wage to try and work multiple positions only to get yelled at and coughed on and sneezed on and cussed out. If we were getting paid more, like maybe fifteen dollars an hour at least, but that’s not the case. A lot of places are not making it worth it to stick around through the rough patches and the companies that do make it worthwhile are the ones stealing workers and growing.
As stated before, this isn’t just about pharmacies. This is about restaurants having enough cooks, about stores having enough cashiers. This is about how companies do what they can to save money and don’t care who they are screwing over. This is about how corporations end up hurting themselves in the long run and how they bring their workers down with them.
Whatever you do, do not imagine Mulder and Scully’s daughter (I’ve named her Allyson) telling her friends at school about how cool her parents are because they fight monsters like real life superheros.
Do not picture Mulder and Scully having to check under the bed and in the closet and what not to ensure that there are no monsters in the room.
Do not imagine Scully giving tiny Allyson little science lessons when she takes her out for walks at the park and to the grocery store with her - basically any opportunity she has.
Do not picture Mulder taking Allyson out to teach her how to play baseball.
Do not picture Allyson seeing a photo of Samantha and asking her parents who she is and why she makes her dad so sad. And finding other pictures of William and Emily and wondering why they make her mom and dad cry sometimes when they come across them.
Do not picture Mulder telling her stories about how the government hides aliens from us.
Do not picture rainy days spent inside curled up on the couch together watching the same disney movie over and over again because it’s Allyson’s favorite and now Mulder and Scully can both sing along to it.
Just don’t so it.
X Files: A Summary

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Mulder and Scully in “Plus One” (11x03).
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Of course it did. She eyed the damage with a raised eyebrow, her arms neatly folded across her chest. She wasn’t even surprised anymore.
“I suppose that should be the first line of our report,” she remarked.
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Mulder would have liked to go shopping for the baby, but having the baby’s items for the nursery delivered would be fine as well. There was always time to go shopping for other things once the baby had arrived.
Mulder didn’t mind being out in public with Scully while she was pregnant. It was obvious they were old enough to be grandparents and people did stare at the unusualness of their circumstances, but after years of ridicule from everyone, it hardly phased him. People can stare all they want. He was proud that he had the chance to become a father again… and this time actually be there for Scully and the baby.
With a smile, Mulder knelt down so he could talk to the baby, hands resting on either side of her stomach. “I think I’m the lucky one.” He was hoping the baby would possibly hear him and start kicking (but not too hard since Scully seemed to be in a decent amount of pain with the extra weight of the baby). “I’m lucky to have my two favorite girls in my life.”
Scully smiled as felt the baby kick. Her hands rested on top of his. As miserable as she could be at times, as self conscious and embarrassed, as moody, it was worth it. The first time around brought on so much heartache, she yearned desperately for a gift without punishment. William had been ripped away from her, in some way he had been taken before he was even born. This one though, this child was hers and Mulder’s and only theirs. No one else was going to even get near this child.
“How about we just agree that we’re all lucky?” She suggested.
It could have been some odd combination of hormones and exhaustion, but her eyes began to water at the sight of him. A sudden realization hit her - she was lucky. She was getting more than she deserved. She was with the man she loved having a baby she desperately longed for. Yet, she was embarrassed when she should have been so overcome with joy that it didn’t matter what others thought and it hurt to know that she couldn’t be as appreciative of the situation as Mulder.
“You know this shouldn’t be possible, right?” She asked. I don’t know how this happened and sometimes I get scared that it’s going be William all over again but I know it won’t be. We won’t let it. Not again.”
She paused for a moment and wiped her tears away with a small laugh. “And I would join you on the floor to kiss you right now right now, but I’m afraid I would be stuck down there.”

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The money! They sprayed the money. - We got here an hour ago before any of the funds were touched or transferred. The cash supply is being isolated. It’s being locked down in the vault.
25 years of motels, stakeouts, couches and a warm home. Side by side.
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Fox is shutting down The X-Files — for now at least. In a conference call with reporters early Monday, network co-chairman and CEO Gary Newman revealed
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