About this location
A few stories people tell about this place
1. At Chase Bank, every afternoon around closing time, an old man would arrive with a small brown bag. The tellers never saw him before, but his dog always seemed to know exactly where he belonged. One day, when the bank was almost empty, the old man asked for a large envelope. The teller filled it with cash, and just as he left, the dog started barking excitedly. Turned out, the envelope had been stuffed into the wrong pocket of the old man’s pants—right next to his dog treats! Everyone laughed, including the old man who sheepishly scratched his head.
2. At Chase Bank, late one night after hours, a security guard heard a strange humming noise coming from the empty lobby. Curious but cautious, he approached the source and found nothing out of place—until he noticed the faint scent of freshly brewed coffee wafting through the air. Just then, an old man in a trench coat stepped out from behind the counter and asked if anyone needed help with their account. The guard laughed it off, thinking it was just a regular customer playing a prank. Turns out, it was the janitor who forgot to clock out—and had been napping on the job while listening to his favorite jazz station.
3. At Chase Bank, during lunchtime, a young employee noticed that whenever she left her desk for just two minutes, someone would rearrange her pens in a perfect line. One day, an excited delivery driver rushed into the bank, accidentally knocking over a stack of folders. Everyone turned around—except for the pens, which remained immaculately lined up as if nothing had happened.
4. At Chase Bank, on weekdays after school, a little girl would always run into the lobby and ask the tellers for help counting her allowance. But no matter how many times they counted it, the exact same amount of money seemed to disappear from her piggybank. One day, an elderly gentleman came in asking to deposit his pension check. The teller noticed he was struggling with his wallet and asked if she could assist. As she opened it, out fell the little girl’s piggybank—completely empty. Turns out, every time someone helped count her money, they accidentally took it home thinking it was theirs!