When a Retail Pharmacy Fills Your Prescription, They Likely Have

When a retail pharmacy fills your prescription, they likely have an incentive to

A) be as efficient as possible when providing a service to you, thus keeping your wait time to a minimum.
B) reduce your wait time to a complete zero, by utilizing the electronic prescription filling software.
C) increase your waiting time somewhat beyond the average, to allow you more time to shop around for other items the pharmacies typically sell, as they are usually sold at a higher-than-average markup.
D) waive your prescription copay if you purchase at least $30 worth of groceries while waiting for your prescription to be filled.
E) substitute a generic version even if the prescription explicitly requires the brand name.