Apoteket
What it's about: Mona from Egypt has a bad cold in Stavanger, but she keeps saying 'hælen' (heel) when she means 'halsen' (throat). At the pharmacy the patient pharmacist Arnt asks about new shoes and redness until the mix-up is clear, sells her what she needs, and slips in a free pack of blister plasters. On the way home it turns out her heel hurts too.
Mona hadde vært forkjølet i tre dager. Nesa rant, hun hostet hele natta, og det gjorde vondt å svelge. På jobben var alle snille. Da hun fortalte hvor hun hadde vondt, fant en kollega en pute og la den under stolen hennes, til foten. Mona forsto ikke hvorfor, men hun var for sliten til å spørre.
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