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I wanted to start running. I researched everything to maximize my productivity, considering I weigh over 80 kg. I prepared everything I needed and mentally prepared myself to go out in public in an unflattering sports outfit because, with my budget and laziness, I couldn't afford a glamorous, fashionable outfit. I put on those damn leg supports because without them, my osteoarthritis would knock me down and force me to run around like an idiot to the clinic for electrical stimulation instead of enjoying a pleasant run in the park. I tried to turn on my old Nokia Bluetooth headphones to block out all the noise and use music to alleviate the upcoming suffering. The light indicating they're working is constantly on, but they don't show any signs of life and won't connect to anything. And there's no button or combination to reset them. And that's despite the fact that they worked perfectly with my player just a day and a half ago... Do I need to say that in the end, I stayed home, and there's no running today or in the near future, at least not until I find new, comfortable headphones?
More than 6 hours have passed, and that damn light, as if the headphones are working, is still on, which prevents me from connecting them to the charger to charge them and try to start them again.