The results of pharmacists' work are verifiable, measurable, and accurate. We need 30 capsules and we get 30 capsules, we need them today, and we get them today. If we're told this medication may make us sleepy, it often does, and that this other one will ease our diarrhea, the pharmacist is usually right. The words that flow over the pharmacy counter are, in most part, truthful. We have found we can count on them.
Pharmacists have our interests at heart.
They don't just supply helpful medicine to the richest or most influential people, they do so for ordinary folks as well. Their dispensations of medicine and advice to a millionaire will be the same as to those who sweep floors for a living. To them, everyone is equal. I hope so. That day will come when more politicians develop the traits we find likable in pharmacists.