About this location
A few stories people tell about this place
1. One autumn morning, as a teller was preparing for work, she noticed something peculiar outside Chase Bank’s front door. A small dog kept circling the entrance, sniffing intently and occasionally barking at an invisible presence. The teller watched curiously until, one day, the dog led her to a hidden compartment in the wall. Inside the secret compartment, they found nothing but an old calendar from last year and a note scribbled in pencil: 'Founder's Day Party, Tuesday.' Turns out, it was just a neighborhood dog with too much time on his paws, inviting everyone to a nonexistent celebration.
2. One day, while counting cash in the vault, an elderly security guard whispered, 'I think I just saw that same dollar bill three times today.' Smiling to himself, he thought it must be some optical illusion or trick of light. But as he closed the vault door, he noticed a familiar face peering back at him from one of the surveillance screens—a friendly neighborhood kid who often helped his grandfather with chores. Turning around, the old man realized the kid had been waving goodbye, holding up exactly the same dollar bill he'd seen earlier.
3. One afternoon, while a little boy stood watching intently, the ATM screen suddenly lit up with a message: ‘Sorry, out of cash. Please try again later. Or maybe never.’ A few minutes later, an elderly gentleman approached and whispered mysteriously, 'Sonny, that machine's been broke since last Christmas!' The boy grinned, realizing it was just another old Chase.
4. At dawn, when Chase’s doors were just opening, a delivery driver parked his truck suspiciously close to the entrance. As he approached the front desk, the teller noticed that his reflection in the glass seemed to be standing behind him—two of him, side by side. The teller blinked, but the reflection remained, grinning eerily and holding what looked like a stack of cash. The delivery driver calmly placed his own money on the counter and said, ‘Morning, Chase. Same as always.’ Everyone burst out laughing—it turned out he was just an early bird who liked to joke around.