Citizens Bank

About this location

A few stories people tell about this place

1. At Citizens Bank, every morning around 8 AM, an elderly gentleman named Mr. Jones would arrive with his dog, Spot. No one knew why he brought Spot into the bank, but soon everyone noticed something peculiar—Spot always sat in exactly the same spot and never barked or moved. One day, a new teller named Sarah started working there. Curious about Spot’s unusual behavior, she asked an older colleague, ‘Why does that dog never leave his seat?’ The reply was simple: ‘Oh, don’t mind him. He’s just waiting for Mr. Jones to finish his coffee break.’

2. At Citizens Bank, every Monday afternoon, a delivery driver would arrive exactly at 3 PM with a mysterious package wrapped in brown paper. No one knew what it contained, but everyone watched as he carefully placed it on the counter and whispered something only to the teller. Finally, one Friday morning, an old man approached the counter and asked the teller, ‘Do you know why they always whisper to you on Mondays?’ She shook her head, curious. He smiled and replied, ‘Because I’m delivering our weekly lottery ticket!’ Everyone burst out laughing, realizing that the mystery was just a friendly prank.

3. At Citizens Bank, after hours when everyone leaves, a security guard hears footsteps on the empty floor. ‘Hello?’ he calls out, but no one answers. The next day, coworkers joke that it must be a ghost customer.’ Finally, one night, the guard follows the sound and finds… an office chair rolling down the hallway! Coworkers laugh when they hear the story, agreeing it’s probably just a chair with a mind of its own. But whenever someone mentions ghost customers, everyone still smiles and nods knowingly.

4. At Citizens Bank, every Wednesday afternoon, a neighbor always stops by just before closing time. He never takes anything, but instead whispers something into the ear of the night janitor. Turns out, he was sharing secret tips on how to get the best coffee from the vending machine after hours. The janitor became quite the expert and shared his findings with everyone in town, turning Citizens Bank into the unofficial coffee capital of the neighborhood.