Wooooohoooooo!

Things have been going ok in the pharmacy. It was really tough for me this past week though, as the lead tech has really been treating me like crap by demeaning me and making me run the register even if I am working on a patient at the drop off window. It was hard for me to not want to tell her to fuck off, as that is my usual reaction to someone treating me badly. However, since I am the professional here, I could not. What I did do, however, after a few days of really being treated badly, was finally to go to the store manager and ask what was more important, putting my full attention towards a patient, or running the register on her command. He then told me that he told the tech off for trying to make me handle the register when I was working the drop off window and that working on a patient was much more important than her demands. So yesterday wasn't nearly as bad. I refuse to ask her questions anymore because that is how she demeans me (by pretty much saying I'm stupid for not knowing something) and I ignore any demand she makes until I am ready to do it. And in a busy store, when you work the drop off window, you rarely have time to do anything else.

However, I have maybe a month more of working here, I believe, since I found out that I passed my MPJE with an 85! That's a crazy high score, so I guess all that studying paid off finally. That being said, I've now officially passed all my boards and should receive my license within the next month depending on how slow or fast NYS board of pharmacy is.

In other news, I went apple picking the other day with Alex. I don't know how, but I was able to convince him to spend 2 hours each way in a van full of mormons. It was a lot of fun, though some of the girls in the van made me want to smack my head against a wall. They were the typically sterotypically idiotic utah mormon girls who can't figure out their lives because they don't have husbands and I cannot stand that. After the trip, Alex just kind of looked at me and asked why I hang out with people like that, and I had to explain that not all mormons are like that (for example, Ian and my friend Jolyne). But yeah, at least we got a lot apples. Other than that, there's not much happening. I would, however, suggest to anyone who likes movies to go see Cloudy with a chance of Meatballs. That movie was hilarious!