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Input: So I work in a pharmacy in the middle of a big tourist place (for privacy reasons I'd rather not say where exactly). I work mostly weekends where I work from 8:30 to 5. The mornings are usually calm but after 12 people come pouring in at an insane pace.

I work with two other people and we can usually handle the ammount in a good pace. In the pharmacy we get a mix of tourists and regular people who live in the neighbourhood here to get their meds.

On weekends we decided to close up 5-10 min earlier than on our actual closing time. We do this because in the last hour we get a stampede of people coming in trying to get something last minute. Some of it is just single items and other times people come with 3 different prescriptions with each 3 items on it from a different country.
We try out best but as you can expect we can't deal with all of them. Because of this we usually end up finishing around 5:15-5:30 because we're still dealing with customers. Time we don't get paid for BTW.

So we decided to close the door 5-10 min earlier and help whoever is still in the pharmacy (usually there's still 4-6 people at that point). This has helped because we don't have to deal with people who run in at the last minute just to browse around for 15 min (happened to me a few times) and not buy something.

If we see a person is really desperate for his meds we open up quickly to give it to them but if they're Just random tourists there to buy some cough drops or tampons we redirect them to another pharmacy that's still open. Some people get really pissy when we don't open the door at 4:58 which got me thinking:

Am I the asshole?

wanting to go home on time