"We've all had those days, haven't we?" Anne grins and steps out from behind the counter, happy to help. There's nothing behind the counter that could do, but plenty over the counter.
"Well, there are several options. One is a more a tradition with anecdotal evidence." Anne always starts with this one, to ease any awkwardness in asking, even if the person in question doesn't look the least bit awkward. She heads toward a shelf at the front of the pharmacy and holds up a bottle full of neon orange liquid. "It's Irn Bru. Many Scots swear by it."
She would have a Scottish tradition front and centre, even if she doesn't know why.
Walking to another shelf holding supplements, "There's also some prickly pear extract. Studies have found it can cut the length any hangover by quite a noticeable percent."
One last thing, "If it was a particularly long night that ended not so well, you might want some electrolytes, and no matter what you take, water is always best."
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"Well, there are several options. One is a more a tradition with anecdotal evidence." Anne always starts with this one, to ease any awkwardness in asking, even if the person in question doesn't look the least bit awkward. She heads toward a shelf at the front of the pharmacy and holds up a bottle full of neon orange liquid. "It's Irn Bru. Many Scots swear by it."
She would have a Scottish tradition front and centre, even if she doesn't know why.
Walking to another shelf holding supplements, "There's also some prickly pear extract. Studies have found it can cut the length any hangover by quite a noticeable percent."
One last thing, "If it was a particularly long night that ended not so well, you might want some electrolytes, and no matter what you take, water is always best."