The gentleman with the green, **** socks at Clicks - 21st of September 2021. What a nauseating experience

What an exciting day for me it was, 21st of September 2021. It was time for my second dose of the covid 19 vaccine. I work at Cavendish square mall and thought I’d pop into Clicks during my lunch. Did that. Was welcomed by the security at the door and I asked if I could do my vaccine there? She told me yes I can and that I need my ID and if I have my vaccine card that I got with my first covid 19 vaccine. She explained to me where I should go. I walked to the pharmacy and there was a lady before me, also for the covid vaccine. When it was my turn, I walked up to the counter and was assisted by this lovely lady who said that she just needed to check whether I can have it done there. Obviously I understood because rules are rules. She came back to me, took my clicks club card and my vaccination card and asked me a few questions with regards to my medical aid. I signed a document and she showed me where to go next. As I walked to the clinic side, inside clicks, there was a gentleman sitting on a chair and a lady standing up next to him. I stood at the line shown on the floor. He looked and me and I waited for him to maybe say something, he didn’t. I then said “good afternoon, not sure if I am at the right place but was told to come here for the covid vaccines.” He still doesn’t say anything and takes my card. Gives it to the lady standing up busy with something on a tablet. He mumbles something to her and then I walk back to the marking and stood there. The lady came up to me. I told her that if I cannot have it done there, it’s not an issue, I can definitely go somewhere else. She told me that I can definitely do it there and she asked me the necessary questions. Then it was my turn to have the covid injection. It was a few minutes before 13:00. The nurse says she actually wanted to go to the toilet but it’s ok. I am rushed to pull my arm open, she asks me two questions, one of which was “do you want the j&j or Pfizer”. I told her that the Phizer since that was my first dosage. Sat down, she did what she did and we were done. Told me to wait 15 minutes outside. Sat on a chair next to the lady that was in the queue with me. The gentleman who doesn’t know of greeting or any form or customer service, gets up and asks myself and the lady if we are ok? We JUST got there and he is suppose to monitor us. I did not reply to him because at that moment I couldn’t get myself to talk to someone of his calibre. The lady rep**** and said yes and he left. 15 minutes went by and no one was there to ask us whether we are ok. We both got up after my timer went off, looked for a staff member to ask if we can leave and they said yes. So after reading this, would you want to tell someone to get their vaccine at clicks Cavendish square? How would you feel if a staff member does not acknowledge you as a customer? Would you want to stay there? Would you want to go back? If he wasn’t in the mood to be there, he should have said, instead of treating people like ****. There are MILLIONS of people who are looking for jobs, give it to them if he doesn’t appreciate what he has. Give it to the security at the door. She can definitely teach him a thing or 10 about how to treat people. How does the nurse not check which vaccine I had for my first one if she asked me which one I want? How safe is that? What would happen if a Phizer was given and then a J&J. Very scary. My prayers are actually that I got the correct one EVEN though it was written that it’s Phizer. My first experience was OUT OF THIS WORLD. It was through Discovery at the virgin active. Yes, yes, I now, why didn’t I go back there for my second one? According to my knowledge, you could walk into any place that does covid 19 vaccines. It’s just very disappointing since we do this to protect ourselves, our loved ones, our country, our world. My second experience definitely left a bitter taste in my mouth, but who cares hey