Initiating, lighting, and shutting a Zippo lighter

The audio begins with the crisp, metallic click of a Zippo lighter being flipped open. The sound is distinct, a hallmark of the iconic Zippo. It's quickly followed by the raspy friction of the flint being struck, creating a spark. The spark instantly ignites the fuel-soaked wick, a small flame bursting to life with a soft, warm hiss. The flame dances and flickers, casting a warm, orange glow. The Zippo lighter is held steady, the flame maintained with careful control. The sound of burning fuel is gentle, almost hypnotic, and the small fire radiates a sense of comfort and familiarity. After a moment, there's the unmistakable sound of the Zippo being shut. The metallic click is sharp and satisfying, effectively snuffing out the flame. The flame's soft hiss is replaced by the silence, leaving behind only the lingering scent of spent fuel. The process of initiating, lighting, and shutting a Zippo lighter