Elevator Dream

I had a dream last night:
I went to a mall in Chicago, similar to Watertower Place. Went to the top floor (30th) to look around and came back down to 1. I came back, the next day maybe? It was Sunday now, and it was late in the evening. I thought the stores might be closed, but I would give it a try anyway. There was a sign in the window of the bottom floor that showed the closing times of the stores, but they closed at different times.

At the entrance to the 1st floor there was a guy who might have been a guard. He had an earring and looked gay, but I don't think he was gay. He didn't tell me I couldn't go in, but he was an obstacle. I yelled "drugs!" and some cops came to investigate, as drug dealers across the street hid their stash. While the guy was tied up explaining to the cops, I went into the building. There were a few people trickling out of the building, probably people leaving work. I got into the elevator. I went to the top floor --the 30th floor-- and looked around but everything was closed down. I got back into the elevator and pushed the down button, interestingly not the 1 button. The elevator moved fast, I could tell by the G forces. On the way down I jumped, and rather than just being in the air for an instant, I was off the floor about 6-12 inches for a few seconds.. because I was free-falling. The elevator slowed to stop at a different floor, and people got on. Every time the elevator would stop, I would have to press the down button again, it would forget that I had hit the down button. I had to explain to people as they got on why I was doing this. Different floors were different things.. many were offices, one was an executive office with a fancy door, but nobody got on or off.

The building had 2 levels where you could access the street. 1st floor and 8th floor. Some people were getting off at the 8th floor, I got off at the 1st floor.

I woke up.

Interestingly, I happend across the dream interpretation chart my mom bought from streams. Maybe I'll post what I got out of that at a later time, in the meantime, feel free to interpret that one.