FWI to techs. Prescriptions do not matter until January

**F your prescriptions!!** I will not hear another word about “scripts.” Prescriptions are not important. Stop pretending they are. A patient has been waiting three days for lisinopril? That is not an operational priority. That is an anecdote. I do not care if an elderly patient waits another three days. I care about measurable output. Vaccines. Why allocate labor to one prescription when the same labor can produce seven vaccinations? Do the math. **1 vaccine = 35 scripts.** Seven vaccines equal **245 scripts of corporate value**. The lisinopril prescription equals **one**. 245 is greater than 1. This is not a matter of opinion. It is arithmetic. Leave the fill station. Approach the 22-year-old buying a Red Bull. Ask whether he wants a flu shot, COVID shot, shingles vaccine, pneumonia vaccine, RSV vaccine, hepatitis B vaccine, or any other product available in the scheduling system. Do not ask whether he needs it. Need is irrelevant. The metric is conversion. **FILLING PRESCRIPTIONS DOES NOT DRIVE profit** Vaccines do