Its not that we lack empathy . It just hurts when you prestige up a gym hoping for something good . im talking 20 k prestige here . and you get all sub 1000 cp rattataspigeys from low levels who dont care . <| sep |> Not normal . Pharmacists are supposed to be familiar with these treatments and while I am not sure why they would take the medication themselves as you suggest , they are also pressured to sell more prescriptions , so it sounds very odd that they would not fill a medication and then lie about why . <| sep |> Nice logic . I enjoy cooking , does that make me a fan of Paula Deen ? <| sep |> Nope . My gloves are clean ! <| sep |> Huh . Didn ' t expect this response . Good stuff as you start working , you ' ll run into a lot more actually unfair situations hopefully not too many that also aren ' t illegal , and will have to deal with them civilly and respectfully too . Some advice , just from personal experience and not legal 1 . Never take anything personally . Even if it ' s meant personally . It ' ll only make you emotional and worked up , and will affect your ability to deal with it coolly and professionally . 2 . Likewise , try not to burn bridges unnecessarily most work after your first few will require references and a lot of industries are fairly insular , so if you get a bad reputation it ' ll affect your long term career prospects . This changes if say , you have a valid discrimination , or unpaid wages , or other serious legal claim . In that case , still be polite and civil , and consult a lawyer before doing or saying anything . 3 . Learn from stuff like this . Sometimes it ' ll be unfair , sometimes it ' ll be comparatively fairer like this case . Learn from it , and sometimes just suck it up . If you ' re going to have to miss a shift for some unavoidable reason and get fired for it , better to do so while staying respectful and civil than blowing up , no matter how cathartic blowing up might feel at the time . This is just a casual gig yeah ? Don ' t sweat it . Long road ahead of you yet .