<human>: I take a prescription that has changed my life; I see the world in a whole new light I finally feel normal. Whereas balancing my checkbook seemed so daunting I dug myself into a financial hole. I have since sought a financial advisor and now I do it on my own. 

There have been many other numerous facets of my life that have been increasingly improved, better grades in school, patience in relationships, and acceleration in career.  

Recently I have noticed things that absolutely appall me. Just today I went to my local pharmacy to place an order for my prescription. The pharmacy technician hastily took my information, prescription, and demanded a time to pick up the prescription. "Any time is fine," I said. "We work on time, I need a time!" the pharmacy technician replied. I said, "2:30."  The technician told me to hold on a second and see if they had the medication in stock. "Hey Mike, do we have (numerical value) of (medication name) in stock?"
This is the second time they had done this; I know it was the same song and dance last month. 

Among the many things in life slowly improving, rapid recall of visual references (The pharmacy technician's name tag).

I don't want to physically single someone out because this is the second time recently a pharmacy technician yelled out my medication name. What would happen if I had a terminal disease?  It doesn't take a genius to google a medication name they were unfamiliar with.

Can you condense the text into three sentences or less?
<bot>: The Pharmacy technician yells out medication names like a deli counter in a very busy store with many people in line.