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As the audio commences, you are immediately engulfed in the distinct sounds of buttons being manipulated. These aren't the soft clicks of a computer keyboard, but rather the sturdy, tactile sounds of larger buttons on a vintage appliance or machine. The first sound you hear is a rolling noise, a continuous and rhythmic pattern like a small ball bearing rolling back and forth across a hard surface. It's a satisfying sound, steady and certain, almost like a mechanical heartbeat. Then, you hear a scraping noise, which is more jarring but equally intriguing. It sounds like a button being dragged or pushed against a tough surface, creating a somewhat grating, yet oddly mesmerizing sound. It's a noise that's brimming with friction and resistance, allowing you to almost feel the texture of the button and the surface on which it is being scraped. The audio continues to alternate between these sounds, painting a vivid picture of someone interacting with an array of buttons, rolling them,
