Emptying Water into Toilet on January 2, 2019 - Part 1

The audio begins with the distinct sound of a bathroom door being opened, revealing a quiet, tranquil space. The first thing you hear is the echo of the room, a telltale sign of tiled walls and floors. There's a soft drip-drip-drip in the background, possibly from a sink or a leaky faucet, adding to the ambiance of the space. A moment later, the main event unfolds. There's a whoosh of liquid, the unmistakable sound of water being poured. It's a steady, controlled stream, likely from a large container being carefully tilted. The water cascades into the toilet bowl, the sound amplified by the acoustics of the porcelain. The pouring continues, creating a steady rhythm that echoes throughout the room. It's a soothing sound, meditative almost, the pattern of water hitting water. There's a pause, a brief second of silence, then the pouring resumes. The listener can infer that the container was repositioned for better handling