Yup I would not consider pharmacy as a career anymore. Most pharmacists are planning an exit strategy either because they expect to be laid off soon or because they hate it.
A career would be a trade like plumber or electrician. They are in demand, they can set their own hours, they can work for a company or go off on their own. I just paid $10,600 for a new boiler - the parts cost $7,000 and the plumber pocketed the $3,600 for a couple days worth of work. I got 5 quotes and this was the cheapest by far. Others were asking for $15,000-$20,000.
I know a carpenter who gave a "I don't want to do it" price for a gazebo of $25,000. He said it cost him $5,000 but the customer paid the 25k so he did it and profited $20,000 on a weekend.
Meanwhile new pharmDs are scrounging for 32 hours a week driving all over the place at $50/hr if they're lucky.