I went to put a recyclable grocery bag in The E's truck. I used the remote to open it, but it did not work. I thought that was strange, so I used the manual release. I started The E, no issues. Car batteries have a limited shelf life in Phoenix, and it has been a while since I had it checked out. I went to Big Brand Tire & Service near my house. The technicians are knowledgeable and have reset tire air pressure warnings twice quickly for free. I found out the battery was very weak. They did not have a replacement battery in stock but could get one delivered in 15 minutes. The battery was too big; they needed to order a new one, which would arrive the next day. I drove home. The mistake I made was to park in the driveway and not the garage. I wanted the technician to have easy access because, of course, the battery died at home, and I needed a jump. I had to lock doors; if I parked in the garage I could have kept the windows down. The next morning, I could not get into The E and could not open the emergency door release. I had an early CT scan appointment. I had to take an Uber to the laboratory. I left the doctor's order in The E. They had to call to get the order and my doctor's office did not open for another hour. Once I was back at home and the battery arrived, a Big Brand technician came to my house to jump the battery. It took us several minutes to open the door so we could access the hood and truck. Once The E started, I drove to Big Brand. It took 20 minutes to replace the battery. Everything is back to normal.

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