In this audio, you hear the distinct sound of a plastic bag being squeezed. There's a soft rustling and crinkling noise that increases in intensity as pressure is applied. The bag's material is being manipulated, the sound echoing the texture of the bag - smooth yet crinkly. You can almost visualize a hand, fingers flexing and gripping the bag, applying force, then releasing, repeating the process. There's the sensation of the bag giving way under the pressure, the air inside escaping in a quick burst. The sound is oddly satisfying, a simple act turned auditory experience. It's a familiar sound that calls to mind everyday interactions with similar objects. The squeeze, the release, the crinkle, and the rustle - all unmistakable sounds of a plastic bag being squeezed.