When I was working for my boss in Benin, anytime I close and I’m driving home, once popo stops me for sapele road, I just tell them I’m a pharmacist.
The next thing is where do you work, and I mention my boss’ pharmacy, they suddenly become excited and they all repeat the same phrase. “Nah our brother get am.”
Then I started observing patterns, 6/10 people who came to the pharmacy spoke Benin language, then I tell them I don’t understand, but I speak Yoruba and they switch to English or pidgin. For the aged people they would rather wait for my boss.
For those who my boss attended to, 9/10 they always discussed in Benin language. It didn’t dawn on me early but it was a major factor in his traction.
On a bad day sales was having 400 footfall, we would work 8-7 every day, they always troop in and hardly can you rest.
Here's the video.
Pharmacists aren't allowed to sit even if there's no patient to attend to.
Walahi,I can't rate any pharmacist working in such premise. I don't blame the employer at all,I blame the employees
Sometimes the most compelling stories are the ones that refuse to explain themselves too early.
@LegendAwakes seems to be building its world through fragments rather than exposition. Every teaser feels like an invitation to observe more carefully, not just watch.
My theory is that the biggest clues won't be the obvious ones, they'll be the recurring details that quietly appear across multiple releases, only revealing their significance when the story has progressed further.
That approach makes every frame feel intentional and worth revisiting.
I'm curious... has anyone spotted a recurring element that might connect this teaser to what's still to come? 👀
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