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Watched by "THE MAN"
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I really didn't think much of the cameras until recently, when counting a script for Concerta, I flung one off the tray and directly into my lab coat pocket. The pharmacist thought it was hilarious and still talks about it. From the cameras angle, me pulling a narc out of my pocket probably looked a little sketchy.
when counting a script for Concerta, I flung one off the tray and directly into my lab coat pocket
That must have taken years and years of practice to perfect

hilarious...
I personally don't mind the cameras at my job, although we do exaggerate certain actions so they know for sure what we're putting in our pockets 🙂
I personally don't mind the cameras at my job, although we do exaggerate certain actions so they know for sure what we're putting in our pockets 🙂
I don't mind the cameras either. I used to work at the game tables of a casino handling up to 10k in chips and was required to always show my palms/hands face up and down for the cameras to show that I'm not stealing. I got so used to it, I do the same thing at the pharmacy. lol
I started a rotation at Mylan pharmaceuticals yesterday. Security is so nutso that I think they may have installed cameras in my house. They did a criminal and credit background check on me, gave me a drug test, and made me sign more papers than I would if I was buying a house. IT'S A ROTATION. Though I suppose they can't be too careful being that they are cooking up fentanyl patches and clonazepam tabs inside.