CP: Ah, fall. The end of flu shot season Part I, and a pause in the number of times we are asked "when are you least busy"?
Uber-Tech: Now what?
CP: The mad rush through the holidays and end of the year. . . and a surge in "are you going to be busy when I get there" questions.
UT: Right. How are we going to know?
CP: I've been answering "we are least busy when we are closed" and thought I'd pay homage to a great book.
UT: Which likely means you have something prepared for us today.
CP: Halloween is not the only time for playacting. Let us begin.
CP: From now on, I don't want anyone to come in and see me or call or me while I'm in the pharmacy. Is that clear?
UT: Yes, CP. What do I say to people who want to come in and see you or call for you while you're in the pharmacy?
CP: Tell them I'm in and ask them to wait.
UT: For how long?
CP: Until I've left.
UT: And then what do I do with them?
CP: I don't care.
<patient approaches>
Pt: Is CP in?
UT: Yes.
Pt: About how long will I have to wait before I get to see CP?
UT: Just until we close. Then you can go right in.
Pt: But CP won't be here then, right?
UT: No, ma'am. CP won't be back in the pharmacy until we reopen tomorrow.
Pt: Okay. Will I be able to see CP in the morning when you open?
UT: CP never sees anyone in the pharmacy while CP is in the pharmacy.
Pt: What did you just say?
UT: I said that CP never sees anyone in the pharmacy while CP is in the pharmacy.
Pt: Are you trying to make a fool of me?
UT: No, ma'am. Those are my orders. You can ask when you see CP.
Pt: That's what I'm trying to do! When can I see CP!?
UT: Never.
<patient leaves>
UT: That's quite some catch, that Catch-22.
CP: The best there is
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