Dispensary Corner 13 Aug 14
August 13, 2014
YOU weren’t here, so...
If you’re getting a parcel
delivered, don’t leave the
pharmacy unattended, lest you
find your packages on the roof.
Benjamin Ward in the UK came
home to find a note from couriers
myHermes which read ‘Today I
called to deliver your 1 parcel(s),
it was left: stuck on roof - sorry!’,
The Argus reported.
Sure enough, the parcel was on
the roof.
So Ward did the only sensible
thing in this day and age, and
got on Twitter (you can find his
tweet at @benjamin1980) and
the company promptly apologised
and sent the offending courier
back to Ward’s house...with a
ladder (awkward), according to
the company’s replies on Twitter.
PHARMACY love.
Speaking of Twitter, if you’re
a starry eyed pharmacist with
a penchant for writing, maybe
check out @moreloveletters.
It encourages and details people
writing anonymous love letters
to strangers and leaving them in
various places to add a little cheer
to the world.
Letters have been found in a
bookshop in Utrecht, a corner of
the Edinburgh Fringe Festival and
among the pineapples at the local
organic shop - so your pharmacy
could be next!
It’s a neat idea alright, but what
about mysterious chocolate bars
left for strangers in need of a lift
to their day?
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