The audio begins with the gentle sound of a plastic medicine container being handled. It's a familiar sound, the unique creak of plastic that instantly brings to mind the image of a standard pill-bottle. The listener can almost visualize the label on it, boldly indicating the contents - pills, medication, vitamins, tablets. As the audio progresses, there's the unmistakable sound of the safety cap being unscrewed. It's a slow, careful process, and one can almost feel the ridges of the cap under their fingers as they listen. The sound is vivid and clear, as if recorded right next to a Zoom H4N microphone. Then, there's a pause. A moment of anticipation before the next sound - the soft clatter of pills being poured out of the container. It's a sound that is both smooth and slightly chaotic, as the pills tumble out onto a hard surface. The acoustics suggest a small, contained space - perhaps a medicine cabinet or a kitchen counter