Wells Fargo

About this location

A few stories people tell about this place

1. At Wells Fargo, every morning around sunrise, a mysterious voice crackles over the intercom: 'Ladies and gentlemen, please be advised that today’s lucky number is seven.' Employees shrug it off as just another quirky tradition until one day, someone actually tries it. One afternoon, a delivery driver hears the message and thinks, ‘Why not?’ He loads up his truck with exactly seven packages. That night, he gets a surprise tip from an anonymous donor—just seven dollars. Word spreads, and soon everyone in town starts listening for the magic number. Then, one evening, a neighbor yells through the window: “Hey, did you hear? Today’s lucky number is… THREE!” The whole place breaks into laughter, realizing it was all a good-natured prank.

2. At Wells Fargo, on foggy mornings when everyone else is still dreaming, a ghostly figure in an old-fashioned suit appears at the cashier's desk. Nobody sees it but the early-morning tellers—who claim it's just an old-timey reminder that 'service with a smile' really means something. One day, an impatient auntsie comes rushing in, demanding her money right away. The teller smiles and says, ‘Just one moment, ma’am.’ She looks up, and there’s the ghostly figure nodding approvingly. Astonished, she asks, ‘Is that you?’ The spirit replies, ‘Service with a smile, always!’ And then they both laugh so hard, even the customers behind her join in.

3. At Wells Fargo, after hours when everyone has gone home, an old cash register starts playing snippets of classic rock songs. No one knows why or how it happens. One night, a delivery driver hears the music and thinks someone’s partying inside. He sneaks in, only to find himself dancing alone with an empty cash drawer. Next morning, his boss asks if he enjoyed the ‘employee appreciation event.’

4. At Wells Fargo, whenever a delivery driver parks their truck outside, they swear they can hear someone whispering ‘hurry up’ from inside the building. One night, a delivery driver stayed late after everyone left. Suddenly, he heard a voice shouting, ‘Hurry up!’ over and over again. Turns out it was just his watch alarm going off—twice as loud inside that empty bank.