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Bank of America

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About this location

A few stories people tell about this place

1. At lunchtime one day, a Bank of America teller announced over the intercom: ‘If you’re waiting for your deposit to clear, it might be quicker if you just marry us!’ A delivery driver, hearing the announcement, thoughtfully replied, 'Well, ma’am, I’ve got a wife and kids at home.' The teller smiled and said, 'No worries, sir—just sign here!' In the end, everyone had a good laugh, including the newlywed delivery guy who now had his deposit cleared instantly.

2. Late one night, a delivery driver pulled up to the Bank of America loading dock and noticed something odd: the security light flickered on its own every time he approached the door. Finally curious, the delivery driver reached for his phone. The light blinked once more—and so did everyone’s cellphones around him. Turned out it was just an old lamp with a faulty sensor. From then on, whenever anyone saw him walking towards the bank late at night, they’d wave and joke, ‘Hey, are you going to rob us again?’

3. In the early morning hours, an alarm clock went off inside the Bank of America branch. The sound echoed through the empty lobby, startling the night security guard. No one could figure out where it came from or why. The guard followed the noise, only to discover a small golden retriever puppy peeking curiously around the corner. It turned out that a neighbor’s dog had mistakenly wandered into the bank and found itself locked in for the night. By morning, everyone was laughing—even the usually stern security team—when the little pup finally got reunited with its owner.

4. Late one night, a security guard patrolling the Bank of America noticed something odd on the ceiling camera: a small, shadowy figure wearing a top hat and carrying a cane slowly walked past the vault door. Curious, he followed the ghostly figure’s movements until it stopped in front of an old safe deposit box. The figure unlocked it with an antique key, took out a single envelope, and vanished as quickly as it came. The next morning, everyone found a mysterious note in their mailboxes: ‘Thanks for keeping my money safe!’ Turns out, it was just a prankster neighbor who thought it would be fun to scare the guards.

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Brand & operator

Brand
Bank of America
Wikidata
Q487907

What it offers

Amenity
bank
Drive through
Yes

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Type
multipolygon

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