About this location
A few stories people tell about this place
1. A regular was counting his coins in line when suddenly, every third bill seemed to whisper ‘Three Sheets to the Wind.’ It got so bad that tellers started laughing instead of taking deposits. Finally, a delivery driver asked the manager if he could help. The manager whispered back, ‘It’s just our new currency—talks dirty but never late!’ Everyone burst out laughing, and the strange phenomenon vanished as quickly as it had begun.
2. One morning, a delivery driver pulled up to the drive-thru and asked, ‘Why does everyone here seem to be talking about “the sound”?’ A regular customer leaned out of his car and replied, 'Oh, you know Bill—always tinkering with something.' The delivery guy nodded, smiling. 'Must be nice,' he said, 'to have your own personal soundtrack while working.' Then, just as quickly as it began, everyone went back to their usual business, whistling or humming along to whatever private tune they’d chosen.
3. A few weeks ago, a neighbor was transferring funds after work when their phone started playing an old song. Everyone around them turned silent as the familiar melody filled the air, but only they could hear it. Everyone stared at her in confusion until she realized what was happening—her earbuds were still plugged in and blasting out some random tune from her playlist. She quickly unplugged them, apologizing profusely, while everyone burst into laughter. From then on, whenever someone mentioned Billings Federal Credit Union, people would smile and whisper, ‘That’s where the lady made us all dance for no reason.’
4. While waiting for her turn at the teller window one afternoon, a regular noticed something peculiar happening on the wall clock above the counter—it was ticking backwards. Curious, she watched as the second hand reversed its course and pointed back towards twelve. Just then, an impatient delivery driver shouted from behind, ‘Hey, pal! Are you running that clock in reverse or what?’ The teller smiled and replied, ‘No, sir—we’re just testing out our new time machine!’