CVS review: No proper way to treat people at the pharmacy counter

My interactions with this pharmacy have always been up and down depending exclusively on the circumstances and the person that takes care of me. As much as I have praised the good service given to me by a few individuals, I am very direct when it is not so.
Today, August 27, 2021, @ 10:00 AM, I went to pick up my medicines. There were only two people on the clock. I waited for at least two minutes at the counter because the assistant was on the phone (as it happens so many times). The "pharmacist" (Ms A. Williams) appeared; she was taking stock (I assume). So, maybe because she has interrupted or because she is just not a nice person, the first thing she said to me was NOT Good Morning but "can you please cover your nose". On paper, there might not be anything wrong with what she said, but when the speech carries "attitude" I simply cannot accept it ("attitude" is when the words might be right but the tone is not). I suffer from hyper-perspiration and cannot wear the mask without breathing for air; in a hot day like this one, worse. So, if you are going to tell me, do so, but do NOT admonish me, I am no toddler. That was not everything, but I don't want to waste time describing her ATTITUDE further. Coincidentally, just today talking with a neighbor about my experience, she confirmed similar experiences with the same person who "has a horrible way of talking down to people". Do you train your employees in manners and service, CVS?
Whether it is my age, my while color, or my accent, I don't know. This person talks like she owns the truth and one deserves to be mistreated. It is the world we are leaving now, but I refuse to accept bad service and attitude. A huge difference with some of the other employees working there.
My neighbor is changing pharmacies. And, after many years, I am also considering transferring my medicines to another pharmacy. I am sick and tired of the traffic in 4309 Connecticut, facing only two people working when the line is long, and receiving no class service from people with ‘a diploma', in positions of authority, who talk down to you as if you were a decrepit old man with no power.