Tuesdays are the longest day of the week for me. I consistently have correctly busy maintenance calls as well as a ton of emergency maintenance requests; My iPhone never makes it to the end of the day. I consistently have to charge the battery around supper time. I keep a charger in our work truck so I never have to worry about grabbing 1 from the home before I leave in the afternoon, however last Tuesday I plugged our iPhone into the truck charger and went into a customer’s beach home to perform a gas furnace tune-up. I had to substitute 1 of the gas furnace ignition switches. When I came out to the truck, I noticed that the green light on the iPhone was not flashing. I assumed the iPhone was already fully charged, however that was unblessedly not the case. The charger was broken. When I came back out to the truck after the gas furnace tune-up, I found our iPhone with 5% battery. I plugged our iPhone in as quickly as possible so I could locate the directions to our next address. I did not have a iPhone number for the client and the address was the only information I had to get myself and others to the right locale. My iPhone started to flash 1% as I was pulling up the directions menu. Thank goodness the iPhone connected and loaded the directions before the iPhone shut down. I had to wait a couple of minutes to reload the screen, however I got a certainly good method where the home was located. I managed to find the address after that.