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I have 2 teacher friends who've had it as their schools are on the contact list for the end of the day leftovers. Much happier that they (and other key workers) are getting those than randoms who fancy jumping the queue.
villa-ru-
Agree with you. There are cases of the people giving the vaccine trying to find people to vaccinate so the vaccines are not waisted. Just prefer the vaccine are used.
Doctors have been calling in patients at very short notice to get the vaccine. So maybe call your doctors surgery and update them with your job and phone number.
lynx
@Fox either quote the whole post or none.
But as you made your choice, lets look at a few realities. The vaccines do not store well, they don't like being refrozen. The pfizer especially, do you know what the storage temp of the vaccine is? Here is an idea https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/technology-54889084. But BBC fake bias news.
People miss appointments and isn't it a good idea to use up the shots rather than just throw them away? If you really want to jump the queue, why not?