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[English]

okay Mrs Reynold finally so these are

all your new heart medications okay 15

minutes to pick boxes off a shelf I'm

sorry there was just some critical

prescription errors errors well I think

my doctor knows better than an

overqualified shopkeeper shopkeep I

studied for five years I got first class

honors wow five years and now you sell

lollipops uh we've got a two for one

deal on those at the moment

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okay we have a really busy day today so

Margaret can you get started on the

labeling please I've done it oh okay uh

can you do yesterday's dispensing then

I've done it cool uh I better call back

my mom then oh she's been trying I've

done it she said don't forget to book

your mustache wax rise and grind people

come on let's get paid yeah let's sell

some drugs Harry you're late again

it's African time is

it can you tell me do you enjoy it here

um it's busy it is really busy cuz I'm

not just expected to be a pharmacist um

I'm a doctor I'm a therapist I'm a vet I

even had someone ask me to change their

car tire I guess you could say they were

really

sick it was a

joke uh excuse me hello how can I help

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um yeah I'm here for a prescription for

juice

Muhammad oh no I'm so sorry let me help

you with that oh my God you want to

start a family oh that's a bit forward

did my mom send you not this a bad thing

she did really well this time the last

time reading off the

pamphlet

oh nothing's come through yet Mr

Muhammad uh uh I I guess I'll just come

back before

5 mhm and really nice to meet

you it's Lola that's a beautiful name

Lola I'll see you later

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that was the worst flating I've ever

seen my name is Zen I work at p pharmacy

a very strange name for a pharmacy when

I first applied to walk there I thought

maybe he's like a bakery you know like a

Gregs I was surprised it's no pie only

drug I'm just joking I knew that it's a

pharmacy but I still think it's a stupid

name ah erectile

dysfunction oh well I pride myself on my

people's skills uh that's why Lola loves

having me here you should still be

functioning fine you see me I had three

children just like that it's a machine

you know machine

gun in fact at night I have to sleep

with a taser by my bedside just to come

him down I don't know what's going on

these days maybe it's all these tight

tight jeans you're wearing

anyway take it

go my brother go go and be great I

believe in

you

oh

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dysfunction rris could be your ticket

out of an arranged marriage you don't

want your wedding to be the first time

you meet your husband do you I'm not

going on Married at First Sight Margaret

and anyways he's got a yeast infection

bit of cream will sort that out you've

got a lot in common he's for a Muslim

too Margaret you know she's an amazing

Tech she's absolutely great she knows

her stuff but um sometimes she knows too

much Margaret did you tell Mrs hay to

stop taking her

anti-depressants yes she don't need them

anymore she's doing much better her

husband's just

died

oh I don't have a medical degree but I

do know she doesn't need those pills she

needs to get herself out there again so

I prescribed her a new outfit and a

subscription to

match.com Harry Harry can you show me

how to access old records checking on

your manri no I'm just making sure that

he doesn't have

umia no no clinical interactions or 11

recurrent fungal toenails what oh my God

he's had annual ring worm since he was

six oh and check this I don't think you

should be looking at that his breath is

kicking you need to stop nitpicking oh

he doesn't have Knits I agree with

Margarita for the million time it's

pronounced Margaret you deserve to be

happy but you're running out of time

you're becoming like sour

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milk I don't get it tell me about Harry

Harry came here to work uh on a summer

placement um after he just finished

public school he just

um he just never left

hi I'm here for the walkin flu Jabs oh

sorry we didn't doing it for the over

60s

today I'm

46

ah my bad

why are you working at pies obviously

man's man's out here man's just trying

to make RS for the for the drill te you

get it so just uh

yeah

uh sry mommy I told you not to call me

at

work no that's not it's not no it's not

a crack pipe it's for herbs and it's not

even mine it's Theos why are you looking

through my stuff H sorry just yeah man's

man's active anyway what uh next

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question Amara Margaret I assume you're

looking for Lola instead of looking for

a job and I assume you're still

pretending to be a pharmacist instead of

scaring crows on

farms what's wrong with her she reminds

me of my probation officer

anyway it just Muhammad 34 St Road sales

and not married which is a bonus but not

a deal breaker oh wait where you getting

this information from contacts babe

these days you got to creep before you

get creped on oh my God that's him you

need to go now why just get

out oh my gosh he is hot hey D hey Lola

are my Med sorted uh yeah uh yeah yeah

yeah

um look I don't know how to say this um

I know it comes across very

unprofessional but it's all I've been

thinking about for the past six and a

half hours and look and I completely

understand either way whichever what you

say but I just need you want to go for

dinner

yeah yeah yeah uh yeah

um I don't care about your yeast

infection and I don't care about your

fungal toenails either because look at

the end of the day us you all wear socks

so no one's going to see them and oh my

God your oral hygiene must be perfect oh

my God that means we can go out for

Chinese do you mind Chinese I know it

does increase bacterial growth but

what what about dinner I I'll call you

you don't even have my number you forgot

your

medication well that went

well look we have good days and we have

bad uh like I said it's a really high

press job uh we literally have people's

lives in our

hands so let's hope one day I don't snap

you know uh it only takes one extra

tablet I know which ones are

untraceable that that was a

joke that was a joke it was a joke I'm

not actually going to kill anyone God

can you imagine we're all going to die

anyways I'm just making the journey a

little bit shorter do I like working

with Lola

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yeah you know I am the fun I am very fun

very

fun

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sometimes I just think there's levels to

me and uh I'll do an album about it at

some point and and explain it

all what

why what's

funny I didn't say I was the funny one

of the rout come on it was a joke it was

a

joke please please take that out of the

Ed

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Key Vocabulary

Vocabulary	Meanings
prescription /pɹɪˈskɹɪpʃən/ B1	noun - a written instruction from a doctor for medication or treatment
overqualified /ˌoʊvɚˈkwɑlɪfaɪd/ B2	adjective - having more qualifications than necessary for a job or task
dispensing /dɪˈspɛnsɪŋ/ B1	verb - to distribute or give out something, especially medication
therapist /ˈθɛrəpɪst/ A2	noun - a person trained to provide psychological or medical treatment
erectile /ɪˈrɛktɪl/ B2	adjective - relating to the ability to achieve an erection
dysfunction /dɪsˈfʌŋkʃən/ B2	noun - abnormality or impairment in functioning
arranged /əˈrɛndʒd/ A2	adjective - planned or organized in advance
infection /ɪnˈfɛkʃən/ A2	noun - the invasion of bodily tissues by disease-causing agents
clinical /ˈklɪnɪkəl/ B1	adjective - relating to the observation and treatment of patients
untraceable /ʌnˈtreɪsəbəl/ B2	adjective - not able to be followed or detected
probation /proʊˈbeɪʃən/ B1	noun - a period of testing or observation to determine suitability
pretending /prɪˈtɛndɪŋ/ A2	verb - to behave as if something is true when it is not
creep /krip/ A2	verb - to move slowly and quietly, often in a way that is unpleasant
unprofessional /ˌʌnprəˈfɛʃənəl/ B1	adjective - not conforming to the standards expected in a profession
hygiene /ˈhaɪdʒiːn/ B1	noun - conditions and practices that help to maintain health and prevent disease

Key Grammar Structures

• I studied for five years I got first class honors wow five years and now you sell lollipops.

  ➔ Simple Past

  ➔ The verbs "studied" and "got" are in the Simple Past, which is used for actions that were completed at a specific time in the past.

• I think my doctor knows better than an overqualified shopkeeper.

  ➔ Comparative structure

  ➔ The phrase "knows better than" is a comparative structure that compares the doctor's knowledge with that of the shopkeeper.

• We've got a two for one deal on those at the moment.

  ➔ Present Perfect (have got) for present result

  ➔ The contraction "We've got" uses the Present Perfect to show that the deal exists now as a result of a past action.

• Can you get started on the labeling please?

  ➔ Modal verb 'can' for request

  ➔ The modal "Can" is used to make a polite request; the main verb "get started" remains in the base form.

• I better call back my mom then.

  ➔ "Had better" (recommendation) – colloquial omission of "had"

  ➔ The speaker uses the colloquial form "I better" meaning "I had better", which gives a strong recommendation to call back.

• I'm not just expected to be a pharmacist, I'm a doctor, I'm a therapist.

  ➔ Passive infinitive (be expected to)

  ➔ The phrase "expected to be" is a passive construction with an infinitive, indicating an external expectation placed on the subject.

• I pride myself on my people's skills.

  ➔ Reflexive verb phrase "pride oneself on"

  ➔ The verb "pride" is used reflexively with "myself" and is followed by the preposition "on" to indicate the source of pride.

• If you don't have a yeast infection, you need to stop nitpicking.

  ➔ First conditional (if + present, will/imperative)

  ➔ The "if" clause uses the present simple "don't have" to talk about a real possibility, and the main clause gives the result as an imperative "need to stop".

• I don't care about your fungal toenails either because look at the end of the day we all wear socks.

  ➔ Negation with "don't care about" + causal clause "because"

  ➔ The speaker uses the negative phrase "don't care about" to express indifference, followed by the causal conjunction "because" which introduces the reason.