Rant Went to get my Booster and....

[13Gigatons]

They stopped giving them at 3.30pm.....

I guess working for 10.30am to 3.30pm is soooo exhausting that they have to go home and rest.

 

[Captante]

Either that or they heard you were coming!

 

[Charmonium]

Remember that supply chain news from a couple weeks ago? Well, it seems to be affecting availability of reagents needed to make covid tests. That would be my first guess.

Second guess is availability of trained people to give the injections. You'd think a monkey could be trained to that and I wouldn't bet against the proposition. But there's still what I suspect is some level training necessary. So if that's it, I would expect to that ramped up pretty quickly. Most likely faster than we'll see the reagents.

 

[Iron Woode]

Imagine people out there working to give shots to people that they probably aren't getting paid to do, in order to help slow down an epidemic that is sweeping across the globe and you being so concerned that they didn't stop to serve you before they ran out of injections.

The nerve of those people, eh.

 

[mikeymikec]

They stopped giving them at 3.30pm.....

I guess working for 10.30am to 3.30pm is soooo exhausting that they have to go home and rest.

I'd prefer any employee anywhere to do their job *right* than for "long enough".

 

[13Gigatons]

Imagine people out there working to give shots to people that they probably aren't getting paid to do, in order to help slow down an epidemic that is sweeping across the globe and you being so concerned that they didn't stop to serve you before they ran out of injections.

The nerve of those people, eh.

The manager said they actually get paid til 7pm but knock off at 3 or 4pm....how do they get away with that?

They had plenty of vaccine doses available.

 

[K1052]

The manager said they actually get paid til 7pm but knock off at 3 or 4pm....how do they get away with that?

Count me skeptical that's true but if so it's probably because they're understaffed.

They had plenty of vaccine doses available.

I mean probably. Most places vaccine supply isn't the problem. Government should have re-opened national guard run sites all over the place already IMO with so many people trying to boost, get their kids vaccinated, etc instead of primarily relying on retail pharmacies who's staff is now burnt out.