[blackdog]

I went to my local Kroger pharmacy for a RX refill today. The poor girl at the window was in tears from people yelling at her all day about their "Free Stuff" not being quite what they thought.

It's a Kroger in the hood.

[House Atreides]

I went to my local Kroger pharmacy for a RX refill today. The poor girl at the window was in tears from people yelling at her all day about their “Free Stuff” not being quite what they thought.

It’s a Kroger in the hood.
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Ah man...I don’t know whether to feel more sorry for the tearful girl at the window or her customers who have been so cruelly misled by the regime.

I guess both have been victimized by this travesty.

[ToastedHead]

“The poor girl at the window was in tears from people yelling at her all day...”

Exactly why I bailed out of retail. I’ve been apologizing for the healthcare system for years. I absolutely refuse to apologize for Obama. It sucks too, because I loved my customers and I feel like I am leaving them behind to deal with this crap on their own. But I could tell it was affecting my sanity.

[yorkiemom]

I went to my local Kroger pharmacy for a RX refill today. The poor girl at the window was in tears from people yelling at her all day about their "Free Stuff" not being quite what they thought.

From what I've seen the copays and deductibles for the Obamacare plans are higher than any insurance I've ever had. Those expecting freebies get what they voted for, and I'd enjoy their reaction at having to face the reality that socialism isn't fun.

[listenhillary]

[steve86]

I’ve been amazed that the pharmacies around here seem to be totally normal (definitely not the hood). In fact I sat around for a long time expecting to hear some kind of intense insurance discussion. Nothing. Been by several.