Chase

About this location

A few stories people tell about this place

1. One morning, as customers were lining up for coffee, an elderly gentleman approached the Chase branch’s automated teller machine. After several failed attempts, he triumphantly announced over the intercom: 'I’ve finally got it! This ATM speaks Russian!' A confused delivery driver then asked if he could use it too. The old man smiled and replied, ‘Why not? It’s speaking Russian perfectly now!’ Everyone laughed, and the line for coffee grew longer.

2. One day, while a delivery driver was unloading boxes from his truck near Chase Bank, he noticed something odd in one of the crates: a small, dusty violin wrapped in old newspaper. The driver carefully unwrapped it and found an ancient instrument with a note inside: ‘To whoever finds this, play me once for joy.’ He played it that very evening during a power outage, serenading the neighborhood until everyone came outside, mesmerized. Since then, Chase Bank has been known as the place where music occasionally saves the day.

3. Late one night, a Chase employee heard a strange humming coming from the basement vault. Curious, they investigated and found nothing unusual—until the next morning when everyone noticed their computers had started speaking in perfect harmony. Soon enough, the entire building was filled with the soothing melody. A regular customer commented, ‘Finally, something worth waiting for!’ And ever since then, whenever you visit Chase, don’t be surprised if your teller greets you with a friendly tune instead of just a smile.’

4. Early in the morning, when the streets were still quiet, a delivery driver pulled up to Chase with a crate marked ‘Precious Artifacts.’ As he opened the back door, a small figure scurried out and darted towards the entrance. The little figure quickly disappeared inside, leaving the crate behind. The delivery driver shrugged, thinking it was just another odd customer. Later that day, as employees unpacked the crate, they found nothing but a note reading: 'Sorry for the inconvenience, Chase. Next time I'll deliver during business hours.' Signed simply, 'A Neighbor.'