I'm working at a Jimmy John's, and can’t quite get the hang of it. I come in late - 4:05 for a 4 pm shift - but am getting a raise that day anyway (the manager, who is relatively short and vaguely chubby, drops some coins in my hand. Apparently this represents having a higher wage). I start to work, but have a rough time of it: I keep noticing that I'm grabbing handfuls of shredded mozzarella without gloves on, and I look down several times and realize I'm not wearing shoes while working. Apparently the choices here are 6" or 8” subs, and the space I'm working in is kind of dark, with dark red tile floors and lots of dark wood.
A huge party of kids comes in with a chaperone, and they start watching a kind of scary movie in the dining area, which is more like a lobby than anything, and is also very dark - I think there are dark wood walls and dark greenish (green-blue?) carpet. The ovens somehow open up and have giant rollers in them, and the manager and I start running cake and fondant through them. The giant pans we're putting it all in are stored on giant racks behind and below these rollers, in some cellar-like area - I think you have to walk through the ovens to get to them (they're not very long, though). Then I'm alone in the store and it's time for me to go (it wasn't weird at all that this huge party was here after anyone was supposed to be working). I know that the chaperone is an evil witch that is going to kill them, but I leave anyway. My room is now located one floor above the store, off one of those hallways that you see in hotels where you look up from the lobby and see all the different floors.
I wake up and go into the next room over from mine, which has light terra cotta-colored walls with white trim, and sliding glass doors across from the hallway door that have off-white/tan blinds hanging in front of it. I see two snow-leopard-dogs laying on the bed, and I know that I am going to kill them both. They both get up calmly, and one walks between the bed and the sliding doors. I kill that one by snapping its neck. I go to the next one, and it changes into a person (which I am not fazed by). I try to strangle it/him via choke, but he just sits there calmly, kind of twisting a little. This goes on for a while with me trying different holds, but then he looks at me and asks if I really want to do this or something like that, and starts kissing me. I remember that I do have to kill him, and somehow he dies - I don't remember if I actually did anything to kill him.
Later that same day I'm walking towards work with my manager and a coworker, whom I think was a Filippino girl with a slightly chubby face (she may have been one of my Filmmaking classmates). The coworker knows about the kids being killed, but the manager doesn't. Technically I would be liable for all of them, because it happened while I was there - even though I hadn't been on the clock when I went to bed. I have a company phone on me, and it gets a voicemail. I listen to it, and it’s from one of the kids from last night (who apparently survived and got home, and didn't say anything to anyone) saying he can’t take the guilt anymore and wants to talk about last night. I duck around the corner entrance to my right with my coworker, and ask her what we should do. I don’t want to tell the manager, but she does. We then go inside and there are tons of boxes of stuff from last night – mostly dark green and red tomes, but we also pull out a crucifix and a pentagram after digging through only very briefly. The manager is confused but not suspicious yet. We tell the manager his cats are missing, and I elaborate that I haven’t seen them at all that morning. He turns to a pair of sliding doors that are up a few brick stairs to our right and calls for them my their names of Whiskers and Long Ears.
And it ends there. ...I was out of it for a while after this one.