The audio begins with the distinctive sound of a vintage analog phone being picked up, the receiver heavy with its metallic and plastic components. There's an intimate silence for a brief moment before the dialing begins. The dial plate, old but reliable, emits a series of mechanical clicks as the finger pulls it round for each digit. Each number dialed is followed by a quick, rhythmic whirring as the dial-plate springs back to its original position. The process is repeated for each digit, creating a crisp, rhythmic pattern so characteristic of these old phones. Suddenly, there's a pause, the dialing is complete. In response, the phone rings off, signaling that the call has been made. The sound is a distinctive, analog ring, a sharp contrast to modern digital tones. The audio ends, leaving behind a sense of nostalgia for a simpler time.