About this location
A few stories people tell about this place
1. One morning, a delivery driver asked the security guard at Bank of America, ‘Why do you always greet customers with “Have a nice day”?’ The guard replied, ‘Because they never say it back.’ Finally, one day, an old lady entered and said softly, ‘Have a nice day.’ Surprised, the guard whispered back, ‘Thank you!’ And from that moment on, every customer who walked in got a warm smile and a quiet greeting: ‘Have a nice day,’ followed by a gentle reply from the guard: ‘You too.’
2. At dawn, when most banks are still locking their doors, an old man walked into the Bank of America wearing nothing but a smile and a cardigan. He approached the teller and said, 'Good morning, I’d like to deposit my lucky penny.' The teller looked puzzled for a moment, then smiled warmly and replied, ‘Sir, we don’t accept pennies.’ The old man nodded knowingly, took out another coin from his pocket—a shiny quarter—and said, ‘Then maybe you’ll take this?’ With that, he turned around and left, whistling merrily. To this day, employees at the Bank of America say they still hear him singing in the early mornings.
3. Late one night, a janitor was mopping the floor at Bank of America when he heard a strange noise coming from the safe deposit boxes. Curious, he peered inside and found an old envelope marked ‘Free Money’. Inside was a note saying, ‘Take what you need, but return the rest.’ The janitor smiled, pocketed some cash, and left the rest untouched. From that day on, whenever anyone asked him why he always carried a smile, he’d wink and say, ‘Because I’m richer than I deserve!’
4. In the early hours of every Monday morning, a mysterious figure dressed entirely in blue approached the Bank of America. With each visit, they would withdraw exactly $8.67 from any account, leaving a single dime behind. It turned out that the enigmatic figure was just an elderly gentleman who believed it brought him good luck to leave a tip—even if everyone else thought he was crazy. On Fridays, after making his deposit, he’d smile and say, ‘May your week be as profitable as mine!’