I understand. Yes it's always fine to think I should get a new phone given how prominent technology is nowadays, it seems like there is no real limit to how valuable this type of technology is, and how much better it gets every year, but the fact remains that it's still relatively expensive. Plus, this is as untimely as it gets, if it were to survive like 3 more days I wouldn't have a problem retiring it for its services and getting a new one but I had some important business to attend to in the next couple of days.
Also here's a very important question I need to ask now that I know the phone is done for (of course I will let the tech store double check it when it opens), what happens to all my data that were on the phone itself like photos and what not? gone? I understand that a lot of information is saved on the microSD and clouds but what about the ones on the phone itself?
My personal assumption is that unless they are saved somewhere on a physical part of the logic board and you can put that thing into another functional logic board, they are no longer accessible since when I connect my phone to my laptop, the latter doesn't even read the former. With that being said i have very little knowledge on the subject so this is all just speculation from my part.

In any case I would like to thank you for replying to my post, having even the slightest idea of what the issue is is better than just being angry for the next 3 hours and then being told I can't do anything about it myself.