When I step down on the pile of spaghetti, the first thing I hear is this soft, wet sound—kind of like wet noodles sliding around in a bowl, but quieter. The flip-flops make that little slap noise as they hit my heel, mixing with the gentle wet pasta underneath. The noodles shift around, spreading out under my foot, making these slow, sticky sounds as they slide and stretch. It’s oddly relaxing, almost like the sound you get when you stir spaghetti really gently. The whole thing is just a mix of soft squelches, light tapping from the flip-flops, and the noodles moving around in their own calm, messy way.