So Cool! This Just Might Be the Fanciest Elevator EVER

Elevator in San Francisco, California that can be changed according to one's mood.
Elevator in San Francisco, California that can be changed according to one's mood. | (Photo: Screengrab/YouTube/Shayne Webb)

For hundreds of millions of people, elevators are boring little boxes that transport you to various floors.

While standing elbow-to-elbow during crowded times, all you get to pass the awkward moments is generic music — if it can even be called music.

But this isn't the case at one office building located in San Francisco, California. There, they do elevators a wee bit differently. As in, awesomely different!

At the end of September, Shayne Webb uploaded a video to YouTube showcasing how the elevator at his job offers its riders different moods and themes.

Now, as you traverse various floors, you can have a disco party, enjoy a relaxed tone, or have a scary good time!

As of Tuesday morning, video of the elevator has garnered over 41,000 views, as well as 159 likes and two dislikes — most likely from folks who have to use stairs.

Want something more than awkward stares and synthesizer music on your next elevator ride? Then lobby your office building to get one of these beauties!

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