The old man used stones instead of queuing. Is it so tempting for pharmacies to accept eggs?

Because the eggs in the drugstore are free, everyone can get five eggs, and the old people are retired, so it is difficult to pass the time without going out to work, so when such activities are encountered, they are usually in the front line? Take the lead? . It seems that in this weather, the ground temperature may be as high as 38 degrees above, and people standing in line there must be unbearable, so they had a brainwave and thought of a way to queue with stones.

In fact, pharmacies engage in such activities in order to increase the flow of people. In summer, many people will buy traditional Chinese medicine to cool off the heat, or buy some drugs to cool off the heat, so that they can increase their sales at low cost and high efficiency. They just caught the old man. This kind of psychology, like taking advantage of a little, attracts them to line up at the door of the drugstore, and it is limited every day. This system further stimulated their enthusiasm.

But in fact, it is still very dangerous to do this kind of activity in summer. After all, the perseverance of the old man to help him lie down is different from that of ordinary people, and his physique is actually very weak. It is easy to get heatstroke in such a hot environment in summer, causing unnecessary trouble. The drugstore can set up a shed outside when carrying out this activity, otherwise it will hurt people to be directly exposed to the summer sun.

Think more about the pharmacy. Otherwise, if an elderly person is injured because of participating in such activities, his family members will also come to the pharmacy to seek compensation. In this case, the loss outweighs the gain, but instead, the welfare originally given was done in a bad way. However, these old people in the news are still very smart. They are looking for stones by the roadside. A stone means that when a person reaches 50, he will stop waiting in line. However, this is not drying, which may hinder the passage of sidewalks, so it is still somewhat thoughtless for pharmacies to do so.