American parents have taught their children from an early age to know how to share, are Americans really helpful?
One year, my friend's child had the flu, and the emergency doctor prescribed the only ** drug for this disease, I helped her go to the pharmacy in the mall to buy medicine, and a young pharmacist Meimei asked me if I had insurance, and I said no. She said that the medicine is expensive and it is not appropriate to buy it here, and you can go to the pharmacy of Walmart, where it is cheaper. After speaking, he used his mobile phone to operate on the spot, and got a discount code, saying that if you take this discount code, the price of medicine will be greatly discounted, and the medicine of more than 300 US dollars has become more than 80 dollars in an instant. Not only that, but she also helped me **GOADRX, the No. 1 medical discount app in the United States, so that I can buy **cheap drugs through him in the future.
This kind of humanistic care can be seen everywhere in American society, and when you are in it, you will really feel that this incident has not only benefited me and the Chinese friends around me, but also changed my view of American education.
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