The audio opens with the nostalgic sound of a traditional phone ringtone, instantly transporting you back to a simpler time before smartphones. The ringtone is resonant and clear, making one envision a busy office or a bustling home environment. It's the kind of familiar sound that you'd hear before answering a call, a sound that interrupts the quiet with its insistent tone. This is not a monotonous sound; it's a dual-tone ring that is often associated with an incoming call on a domestic landline phone. The sound is reminiscent of an era when pressing a button was essential to accept a call, and disconnecting meant physically placing the receiver back on its cradle. The ringtone continues to echo, creating a sense of urgency, an anticipation for communication. It's an audio representation of a time when a phone call was the most immediate form of long-distance communication, a time when a dial tone meant you were connected to the world. The audio ends, leaving behind the ghost of it