Set the alarm for 7:02 a.m.

Web alarm clock for 7:02 a.m.

As you hand the public-market ice delivery to the next person on shift, set the alarm for 7:02 am so the handover does not swallow the departure time. Confirm which sacks or blocks are ready, where the vehicle is waiting, and who will receive them at the market. That leaves the run under clear responsibility well before 8:00 am, when vendors may already be arranging their stalls for the morning.

During the handover, this alarm page may slip behind your route notes, messages, or a map. It can still reach 7:02 am while sitting in the background, although some browsers may delay or restrict its sound. Keep this page available and your volume audible. The alarm cannot protect the ice delivery if you close the page or let the phone sleep, so use a separate phone alarm when the departure must not be missed.

Before the ice delivery moves into early Manila traffic, have a light bite that is easy to finish, such as pandesal or a banana, and drink some water. Save a full silog breakfast and hot coffee for after the handover if they could slow your final checks. With 58 minutes until 8:00 am, you have room for a quick drink, but not for a long stop that leaves the market waiting.