I don't get people who try to stop me from closing the elevator door by saying "UP!", specially when I'm in the ground floor, the indicator arrow is pointing up, and there's no basement to go down to. So I answer back "YES!" and then proceed to close the door anyway. Thanks for the tip, but I think I missed the part where you're suggesting that you want to go up TOO.
I can't imagine a scenario where I'd be saying "Oh thank god that crazy man running towards me dutifully informed me that the elevator is, in fact, going up. Otherwise, who knows how badly I'd have gotten lost?"
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