Class: Binghamton Cohort ⌖
The power goes out in your neighborhood and your school becomes a shelter. People are coming in, but there’s no way to charge phones or turn on lights.
You’re waiting for a ride after a late school activity during a snowstorm. Your fingers are freezing and your phone shuts down. You can’t call your ride to let them know your done.
You walk to the bus stop after a late activity. You see the schedule has changed. It’s dark, cold, and you look down and your phone is dead.
You’re at a packed game. The score’s close. Everyone is posting on social media when your team wins! Afterward, everyone’s phones are dead and no one can call a ride.
You’re sitting with a friend on a bench at sunset. Their phone is dead, yours is done, and you need to find a way home.
You’re out for a long morning run. A few miles in, your phone dies and you’re not sure which street to take to get home.
You finish closing up your job at night. Everyone’s gone, your keys are inside, and your phone is dead.
You’re walking a neighbor’s dog when it slips out of its collar and runs off. You reach for your phone to track it’s AirTag, but it’s dead.
You’ve called a rideshare after a volunteer event. Before you check the car’s license plate, your phone dies. You’re alone in a parking lot.
You’re delivering food on your bike after school. Your phone dies and you can’t see the address you’re supposed to deliver to.
You’re at a local music festival with your friends. The sun sets, the crowd grows, and your phone dies before you can find your group.