Tell me how you feel when your phone is out of battery

Tell me what you feel like when your cell phone is out of battery. Tell me about your cell phone’s low battery level

1. The most painful thing every day is when your cell phone runs out of battery while lying in bed.

2. You can no longer look at your phone. If your phone is out of battery, you won’t be able to hear the alarm clock tomorrow morning, and you won’t be able to take online classes.

3. Low mood is a recharge after the release of high mood. It's like recharging your cell phone when it's out of battery.

4. When I opened my eyes in the morning, my phone was out of battery and the alarm clock didn’t go off. When I looked at my watch, I saw that there were still 13 minutes left before going to work. I truly experienced the speed of life and death.

5. After sleeping, I became addicted to watching mukbang. The phone is out of battery and needs to be charged. Sure enough, in order not to go to bed and play with mobile phones, I put the charger far away and insisted on reaching 1.

6. My mobile phone is out of battery and I can’t find another charger. How will I spend my evening tonight?

7. Today I came to a conclusion: the phone is out of battery = the phone is going to sleep = I am also going to sleep.

8. That’s it. Later, I discovered that there was an online class in the first period tomorrow morning and my phone was out of battery and I was too lazy to charge it. Let’s just leave it to chance.

9. If my phone runs out of battery early tomorrow morning, then I won’t receive the message you sent me when you woke up.

10. I don’t want to charge my phone when it’s out of battery. I don’t need a phone anymore! woke up! Just take some medicine and go to sleep. Chances are, increasing the amount will make you sleepy, which is fine!

11. I was on the subway just now and my phone ran out of battery. I rushed out of the security check machine following the footsteps of the people in front of me and got stuck. I wanted to leave this beautiful world right then and there.

How do you feel about running out of battery?

12. I can lose my power bank at home all the time. It’s really cool. Now I have to get up early every day because The phone is out of battery.

13. I had the consciousness to start doing housework at 11 o'clock in the morning, but I delayed it until now. If my phone hadn't run out of battery, I think I could have delayed it a little longer.

14. There is a power outage. It feels like it will rain today. My phone is out of battery. I use the last bit of power from my computer to recharge my phone. I have to go to class. Goodbye.

15. I really want to sleep, but my mobile phone is out of power, and the power bank is also out of power. I am worried that my phone will automatically turn off and the alarm will not go off tomorrow morning.

16. What should I do? The phone is out of battery, but I am still awake. . I put down my phone four times and picked it up silently again, ah ah ah, why do I have to be so awake.

17. I was so hungry, I decided to get up and eat before going to bed. The phone was out of battery, but the data cable was taken away by my mother.

18. On the night of Bulletproof’s comeback, my phone was out of battery and the charger was broken. I still had to keep the power until I clocked in at twelve o’clock. It was so difficult for me!

19. I can’t sleep but I have to go to class tomorrow and my phone is out of battery. What should I do? I don’t like to charge and play with my phone.

20. I stayed up late reading a novel, and my phone ran out of battery, but I remember that I seemed to have gone to bed without charging it, but my phone was charging when I came up. Could it be that I was crawling in a blur while sleeping? Got up to recharge?

21. It’s very sad that my mobile phone is out of battery. I have the power bank in my hand, but the cable is on the second floor. This means that my mobile phone will be out of battery when I get up tomorrow.

22. I am the champion of staying up late. I went to bed because my phone was out of battery.