(CNN) – When the file is taken in a evacuation clinic against the coronavirus of the Carolina of the South, by waiting for the person waiting during hours in his car, the caller decides to call a professional to help: a Chick-fil manager -A.
The Mount Pleasant Hospitals in Mount Pleasant will open the clinic on January 22 for eligible residents to receive the first vaccinations of the vaccine against covid-19. But little did he know that the drive-thru (the car service) would be aborted, the information system that manages the cayo records, which provokes that tens of thousands of people are hoping to be trapped in the middle of traffic.
Fue entonces when Jerry Walkowiak, the manager of a Chick-fil-A cercano, intervened to save the day.
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“When I Enter, I Called Jerry and Asked to Sell Helpers,” Mount Pleasant’s Will Haynie told CNN. “I’m sorry to hear that, ‘he’s your problem. It represents a person who registers the persons’. Luego nos mostró cómo hacerlo bien ».
Chic Fil A driver Jerry Walkowiak who donates his professional driving experience to help our vaccination program in Mt Pleasant today. Call the benefits if you need help. pic.twitter.com/63RvcVR8KJ
– Will Haynie (@willhaynie) 22 January 2021
With the help of additional volunteer volunteers, Chick-fil-A’s management transformed the disorderly workforce into a problem-free operation, reducing the time limit to just 15 minutes.
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More than 1,000 people are receiving the vaccine this day, said Haynie. When all regressed to his second dose on February 12, Walkowiak will regress to help manage the drive-thru.
“In Chick-fil-A we would like to see the most solidarity of the world, and when Alcáde Haynie took our footsteps that we were driving, we took a look at what was our drive-thru system,” Walkowiak told WCBD.
“We see a small amount of countermeasures in our system and we need more people, as we will meet some of the rotary marvels and smoke allies and we will accelerate the registration part.”
It has administered more than 29 million covid-19 vacancies in the United States, according to data published on Saturday by the Centers for Control and Prevention of EE.UU.
If the United States has a long way to go before it catches up with the pandemic, Haynie hopes that the experience of its anime will help others to evacuate and help with evacuation efforts.
“Jerry received a phone call and died every day because the evacuation was a point of inflection,” said Haynie. “This will be how we will see the light at the end of the cobblestone tunnel”.