You know exactly what I mean. We discussed this. W

You know exactly what I mean. We discussed this. While it may be a temporary wash on the front end due to a technical glitch/exploit, and it may not be for sale now on Amazon, that doesn't mean the initial data shown in the system was bad.

You can choose to accept what morons on lieHub say about IT infrastructure at face value and agree with them that the sky is falling, or you can choose to think a little more critically about what we know and what we don't know.

You work in Rx. Imagine if a bunch of people came up and gave you bad information about what they thought a prescription should be vs. what you know through experience it actually is. Would you kowtow to the crowd and allow them to change your mind, or would you use your hard-earned knowledge to create the correct prescription?

That crowd consists of paid bashers on iHub. They don't know jack.

* I mean, would you believe this guy? Really?
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OPZe6sh2SUA

** Would you let him anywhere near your business' computer systems? Really?

*** Hell, while we're at it, would you even consider hiring him for a basic data entry job?

Now process that last question for a moment and consider: someone at iHub hired him. Mind. Blown.