Lightning Fast! Staff's Typing Speed At Busy Desi Pharmacy Has The Internet Stunned

We all have had those days when a line at our local pharmacy made us furious. However, the line never seems to be slipped by the staff, but rather just the usual chaos of people. Amidst the crackling sound of new pillboxes crashing against each other and the aggressive noise of the cashier punching in bills on the computer, every Desi pharmacy is somewhat the same.??

Pharmacy Staff Stuns Internet With Blazing Typing Speed In Viral Video

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Recently, the staff at a busy Desi pharmacy caught the attention of the internet with their lightning-fast typing speed. ?A video of the pharmacy worker rapidly typing on his keyboard has gone viral and stunned many people.

The pharmacy staff's impressive skills have sparked amazement and admiration from viewers all over the internet.?As the video continues to spread across social media, people laud the hard work of pharmacy staff around India.

In the clip, posted by CCTV IDIOTS on Twitter, a staff member works wonders on a computer as he types down information after consulting a medicine packet in his hands. It was not only his lightning-fast hands that left people gaping but also his nonchalance while typing?so fast.?

Not only was the staff member typing up a storm on the computer, but he was also occasionally dealing with other customers or fellow staff?members and their demands. The man’s dancing fingers are clearly not a regular feat, probably a skill he developed after working long hours at the pharmacy counter.

Check out the video below:

People On The Internet Were Impressed By The Man’s Speedy Hands

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After watching the video, folks on the internet were fascinated by the pharmacy staff’s efficiency. One user joked about how the staff was probably insanely used to the routine of pharmacy work: "Up, up, down, down, left, right, left, right, B, A, B, A, Start."

While one complimented the staff, “Very hardworking. Glad he’s not playing solitaire when people are waiting for their turn unlike in our country.”

Another user hilariously wondered, “Is he building the system code or something?”

One noted, “This guy needs a raise.”

One fellow joked about the staff's typing speed, "He will replace AI in future."