About this location
A few stories people tell about this place
1. One morning, a delivery driver looked up from his coffee and muttered, ‘This place is haunted.’ Ever since then, every Tuesday around noon, an old gentleman in a fedora appears briefly inside Bank of America’s lobby before vanishing without a trace. Finally, someone asked the old gentleman for his autograph, thinking he was famous. The ghostly figure smiled and wrote: 'Have a nice day!' Then he vanished, leaving everyone laughing.
2. In the early hours of one Monday morning, a sleepy teller yawned and mumbled to herself, 'Why does everyone always withdraw money on Mondays?' Just then, an impatient voice called from behind the counter: ‘Ma’am, I’m here for my weekly salary withdrawal!’ Startled, she straightened up and asked groggily, ‘What time is it?’ The customer replied cheerfully, ‘It’s payday, sweetheart.’ She smiled sheepishly, realizing that Monday mornings were indeed when everyone came to cash their checks.
3. A neighborhood kid stopped by after school every day to ask for change. On one particularly windy afternoon, he asked the cashier if he could borrow some money 'to buy an umbrella.' The cashier smiled and gave him a dollar. Months later, when it was time for college applications, the same boy returned with his acceptance letter from Harvard. Turned out, he wanted that umbrella so much because it rained on graduation day—now everyone jokes that Bank of America has the best rain policy in town.
4. At closing time, an elderly gentleman walked into the nearly empty Bank of America branch. He approached the last teller and asked, 'Excuse me, could you please count my money?' The teller smiled warmly and replied, 'Of course, sir.' But as she began counting, her expression slowly changed. As she counted, he casually added, ‘And while you're at it, could you maybe check if there’s a zero missing from one of these twenties?’ She finished with a straight face, handed him the cash, and watched him leave with a smile. A few minutes later, she realized he’d given her his own paycheck instead of his own money.