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This audio begins with the calming hum of a busy workshop. The natural, almost rhythmic, sound of wood being handled fills the air. The main focus of the audio is the process of transforming wooden floors, using an uncommon tool - a bottle of Afri Cola. The sound of a wooden floor under repair is distinct. The creaking and groaning of old planks being removed and replaced with new ones. You can hear the crisp sound of fresh wood being cut, the gentle scrape of sandpaper smoothing surfaces, and the final satisfying thud as each plank is expertly fitted into place. Interspersed with these sounds of transformation, there's a recurring clinking sound. It's the unmistakable noise of a glass bottle being spun on a wooden surface. This noise is soothing and rhythmic, the bottle spinning in the hands of an unseen participant, the glass making contact with the hardwood floor as it slows down. Throughout the audio, there's a clear picture painted of
