> “My experience is enough to determine for everyone else” is a really bad look.

Let's put it this way, I haven't seen any evidence based on what I've seen that this isn't the normal interaction with a pharmacist after decades of seeing pharmacists myself, or sitting waiting for my parents to get medicine filled, or watching other users interact with pharmacists while I've been waiting in line, etc., across multiple pharmacies in multiple cities.

If there's a more personal and intimate pharmacist reaction that you see as common (or even uncommon), please share those details for me. I would love to have an example otherwise.