Set the alarm for 4:04 p.m.

Web alarm clock for 4:04 p.m.

You are wrapping up the match on the covered barangay court at 4:04 pm, checking the final score and gathering the whistle before you leave. Set the alarm for the moment you need to finish packing rather than for the moment you hope to be outside. That gives you a clear cue to collect the ball, return any borrowed gear, and hand the court back before 5:00 pm.

Your trip home after refereeing depends on hearing the alert, so keep the browser active and the phone awake while the alarm is running. If the phone goes to sleep or the page is closed before 4:04 pm, the alarm may not sound and your departure from the court could slip. Plug in the phone if its battery is low, raise the media volume, and place it where the signal will be audible above bouncing balls and conversations.

Once the court is cleared, use the remaining afternoon as a buffer before your next commitment that day. Allow separate time for changing out of your referee shirt, drinking water, and crossing barangay traffic rather than treating the whole gap as travel time. A short note beside the alarm label—such as “leave court”—also keeps the alert tied to the action that protects that buffer.