There is a woman in office attire holding briefcase at an open elevator. She is looking down on a group of four people who are burning. One man is looking up to the woman and appears to be talking.
It is unusual for people to be burning inside an open elevator.
Why are the people burning in the elevator? What is the burning man saying to the office worker?
Try the stairs. This takes an eternity.
scene: office building description: There is a woman in office attire holding briefcase at an open elevator. She is looking down on a group of four people who are burning. One man is looking up to the woman and appears to be talking. uncanny: It is unusual for people to be burning inside an open elevator. entities: Rick_White_(musician), Going_Down. caption: Try the stairs. This takes an eternity.
The people in the flames are in Hell, i.e., eternal damnation. But they are also in an elevator shaft, and elevators are sometimes slow, and said to "take an eternity." The nonchalance of the dammed souls is funny: despite their predicament, they calmly recommend the stairs because the "hell elevator" just takes too long (an eternity).