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In this candid, profanity‑laden rant, Sam Parr recounts a recent visit to a CVS pharmacy to receive a vaccine. He complains that pharmacy staff loudly announce prescription names—citing examples like Cymbalta and even jokingly shouting “chlamydia”—which he finds invasive and unprofessional. Parr observes that the line is filled with older customers, many of whom are on diabetes medication such as Ozempic. He highlights the steep out‑of‑pocket cost of Ozempic, estimating it at $500‑$1,000 per month, and notes that insurance coverage is limited. Overall, the piece critiques the noisy, impersonal nature of pharmacy interactions and the high cost burden of popular weight‑loss/diabetes drugs.
