when people chew with their mouth open and you can hear every single bite
I watched my colleague demolish a sandwich at our weekly meeting like he was documenting it for a nature podcast. Every chew came with its own Foley effect—wet squelches, little cracks. Halfway through his third bite, he turned to me mid-mastication and asked, "You good?" I just nodded and mentally reclassified him as a sound installation. The man wasn't eating lunch; he was performing an intimate audio essay on the structural integrity of bread.
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