Originally Posted by chuckandbernice (Post 2252846)

My prescription for Tramadol which I get at Publix, could not be filled, it was on backorder. I gave up waiting for two weeks and checked CVS and Walgreens around Spanish Springs. They didn't have any either. Found some at Walgreens on Parr Drive. Because it is a very controlled drug, I needed a new prescription. Delay, delay, delay, finally got my prescription. Because I had to start over and the delay, I missed out/lost, about 75 pills. Advice: make sure you have a back up.

Originally Posted by Retiredsteve (Post 2252826)

Isn't that a contradiction? "No one goes there because it's too crowded".

Originally Posted by JGibson (Post 2252537)

Every time I stop in that Winn Dixie the place is empty.

I really don't know how that location is profitable.

Originally Posted by Stu from NYC (Post 2252864)

Yogi Berra is famous for that. Another one is if you come to a fork in the road take it!

Originally Posted by mtdjed (Post 2252474)

Have been out of country for 3 weeks, but when I stopped at Lake Sumter Landing Winn Dixie Pharmacy was told that they are phasing out their Pharmacy since Aldi is buying SE Grocers. Perhaps this is old news to residents. Checked internet which confirmed the plan, and that the Pharmacy business will be directed to CVS and Walgreens. Some of the Winn Dixie stores will be converted to Aldis and around 400 will retain the Winn Dixie monitor and SE grocer Brands. Supposedly , the pharmacy transition will commence this fall and they are not currently restocking shortages. That tells a story about wasting your time going there. The total transition is scheduled for 2024.

Originally Posted by FredJacobs (Post 2252954)

This one is easy. When Yogi gave directions to his house, he always said, "When you come to a fork in the road, take it" because whichever fork you took would lead to his house.

Originally Posted by Retiredsteve (Post 2252826)

Isn't that a contradiction? "No one goes there because it's too crowded".

Originally Posted by Tomptomp (Post 2252969)

It’s like 90% of short putts don’t go in.

Originally Posted by FredJacobs (Post 2252955)

This is most likely caused by Aldi not having a license to operate a pharmacy - their stores are small and efficient with not enough room to operate a pharmacy. While they do have a license for the sale of beer and wine, they are not licensed to sell hard liquor.

Renting the pharmacy space in the Winn-Dixie's to Walgreens or CVS is a smart business decision - they do not have to apply for licenses and they can collect rent which goes right to the bottom line.

Originally Posted by Stu from NYC (Post 2252984)

just 90%?

Originally Posted by JMintzer (Post 2253017)

Yes, the other half drop... :1rotfl:

Originally Posted by Stu from NYC (Post 2253024)

Who knew?