Connecting and Disconnecting an Electric Plug

The audio begins with the soft hum of ambient noise, indicating an indoor setting. The first sound we hear is the rustling of a cord as it's being handled. This is the electric plug being picked up, ready to be connected. Next, we hear a distinct click, illustrating the plug being inserted into an electrical outlet. The sound is clear and solid, signifying a successful connection. This is followed by a brief pause, perhaps to demonstrate that the electrical device is now functioning. Following the pause, the soundscape changes slightly. The ambient noise becomes a bit more pronounced, giving an aural clue that the electric power is now flowing. Then, the listener hears the same rustling sound from earlier, but this time it is accompanied by a slight, but discernible, tug. This is the disconnecting process. The plug is being removed from the outlet, cutting off the flow of electricity. Finally, we hear the soft thud of the plug being placed back