About this location
A few stories people tell about this place
1. In the early morning fog of a typical autumn day in New England, Chase Bank’s front doors were mysteriously locked from the inside. A delivery driver knocked repeatedly but got no response. After an hour, a sleepy-looking neighbor finally emerged and explained that he’d accidentally locked himself in during his morning jog. The delivery driver laughed it off, remarking that at least someone was getting some exercise while everyone else waited for them to open up.
2. One stormy night, a delivery driver pulled up to Chase Bank and asked the guard, ‘Do you think lightning counts as cash?’ The guard looked puzzled for a moment, then replied with a smile: 'Well, if it does, I just got struck by a thunderbolt worth millions!' The delivery driver laughed so hard he almost dropped his package, and they both agreed that sometimes life is stranger than fiction.
3. In a small town in the Midwest, after hours when everyone had gone home, a Chase Bank security camera caught something peculiar. A little terrier puppy kept appearing on the sidewalk outside, staring intently at the closed doors as if trying to figure out how to get inside. One night, a delivery driver arrived and noticed the pup’s persistence. With a smile, he left his package and played with the curious canine until closing time. The next morning, a note was found on the door: ‘Chase appreciates our four-legged customers too!’
4. At dawn, as Chase Bank’s neon sign flickered on, a faint humming sound filled the air. Employees arriving for work noticed it first—soft, rhythmic, almost like an old-fashioned cash register song. As they investigated, the hum grew louder, and soon everyone in the bank joined in—a secretary tapping her pen, a security guard whistling, even the coffee machine seemed to chime in. By lunchtime, the whole neighborhood could hear it too. Turns out, it was just the new cleaning lady practicing her kazoo. The moral of the story? Sometimes what sounds like modern technology is actually just an old-fashioned love for music.