Manhunt for Impostor Pharmacist Continues
Known only by his street name, Rainbowcakes, authorities continue to search for the man known for opening and operating illegal pharmacies throughout the United States. He was last seen dispensing fake medication. Claiming to be an official Target pharmacist, he's bilked hundreds of people out of their medications and money.
"I'm diabetic. I need my insulin," Franklin McGee of Waikalokamikikikikikiloa, Hawaii said. "He dispensed chocolate covered macadamia nuts. They taste great, but my blood sugar is pretty high. Hopefully, the chocolate covered coffee he dispensed for my urinary tract infection will offset that."
Others were luckier. "I was supposed to get my prescription for my antidepressant filled. Instead I got chocolate. I felt good at first, but now I'm more depressed because I ate the chocolate and gained all this weight."
But the authorities are not sitting back and taking this likely. The Super Hunting Imposter Team, an international inter-agency task force, has been created to hunt down this criminal.
Leading up the team is Pharmaceutical Officer of the Outer Pacific is Chucky Medwattsington of the FBI. "That's right. I'm the POOP on duty," he told us. "I'm going to find Rainbowcakes and put his ass--"
I interrupted him to tell him that he couldn't use profanity in the eSnoozeletter.
"I'm sorry," he said. "I understand you're trying to uphold a wholesome image. I'm going to put him behind bars. Of course, the things people generally do to other people behind bars is not very wholesome. Listen, I won't go into detail, but when they say don't drop the soap, you better pucker up and not drop the soap."
The POOP also gave warning signs to watch out for when getting your prescriptions filled. Ask yourself the following questions:
1) Is your pharmacist wearing flip-flops?
2) Does his lab coat have chocolate on it?
3) Was his pharmacy degree prepared on construction paper with a crayon?
4) Does he have a degree from Box University rather than a pharmacy degree?
5) Do your medications taste like chocolate?
"This isn't funny," Chief Inspector Medwattsington told us. "It's not funny at all. Pharmacists everywhere work to gain the public's respect and trust. Though he may appear to work with all major insurance carriers, he's a fake. A phony. And it's not funny. How would he feel if I went and made fun of confectioners?"
The investigation continues.
"We'll bring him to justice," Medwattsington concluded with a sly grin. "Nobody makes fun of pharmacists and gets away with it. Nobody."