Since when is being "fast" a quality of a good pharmacist? Any state I have worked in disciplines pharmacists for errors, malpractice suits are for errors not long wait times, and I can't say any organization rewards pharmacists for being "fast" Even the big chains don't use the word, I most often heard the term "strong". Your opinion reflects capitulation to corporate pressure instead standing behind a professional work ethic. If you can live with it when the s*** hits the fan. But i have been it a long time too. When the dea investigations, board discipline and lawsuits come to be, pharmacists of you ilk look to displace blame. Perhaps your lack insight into the long term effects of your practice.