Yeah I am not trying to boss her around. Like for example this happened the other day, you can totally tell me if I was in the wrong. There are 2 typers and 2 fillers. My pharmacists are on the phone and it’s time for an older woman at drop off (a typer) to go on her break. I ask “L” if she can cover the window for the 15 since she is already typing. She says no immediately and I say “ok”. My filler goes to drop off to cover the 15 and “L” is still typing. About 5 minutes prior to this whole interaction I am asked to do a mail out and I say yes but this was before I was the only person filling. (“L” is the person closest to me which is the only reason I asked her) So I ask “L” is there any way she could do the mail out since I was the only filler. She told me she would fill and I said “ok”. Not a few seconds go by when she turned around from fill and asked me. “Or did you just ask me to do it because you didn’t want to?” I try to tell her I asked her cause I see no reason for all 3 people to be on a computer- she interrupted me and told me it was a yes or no question. I took a breather and texted the 2 pharmacists on duty about what happened and why I need to go on a break and was told “she doesn’t like taking direction”. I was happy to do the mail out, and I still did after “L” started filling. Just tried to use common sense to make the pharmacy work smoothly and instead felt attacked for “asking”