The Wagon and Trapped in an Alternate Universe

Date: 12/6/2019

I was in some parking lot with this guy and I was drawing a red wagon that reminded me of the one from my childhood. I distinctly remember seeing the back wheels from a perspective of being behind it, and I was trying to figure out where exactly to draw the handle between the back wheels. It was actually more like I was assembling it and it became a 3-D real life wagon. The guy and I went underneath the wagon and suddenly we were sucked into this other universe and we ended up being stuck there. There was a little girl there who told us we couldn't go back. It felt that scene happened a few times, like we kept going around in a loop. It reminded me of this YouTube comment section I was reading last night before bed where it was only 7 comments in the thread branching off the original comment, but it kept repeating over and over and wouldn't stop for whatever reason. It was the weirdest thing, and that felt like a dream, but it was not. Anyway, I don't know why it made me think of that or if it's even why I dreamt about being stuck in a loop. I also remember I was waiting in this like waiting room area to apply for a job. There were other people there for other reasons or to apply for other jobs, but I realized that this guy sitting next to me was applying for the same job I was and it was awkward. Then, I was in this office with this man who was like the interviewer. I remember being on the phone with like a receptionist first and asking for him, saying who I was. Then, when I was in the office with him, this office phone starts ringing and I see the caller ID says the name of the guy I was sitting next to. The interviewer was like "oh, it's that dude calling." Then I heard the guy who was calling on the phone with the receptionist. He immediately thought he was just gonna be talking to the interviewer when he called and he was like "is that you?" I thought it was so unprofessional, like he should have asked "is he available?" And given his name. That's all I remember.