BBVA

About this location

A few stories people tell about this place

1. It was an unusually quiet morning in front of BBVA. A delivery driver was unloading boxes when he noticed something odd: a small bird had flown into the lobby and was flapping frantically around. The driver rushed inside, trying not to scare it further, only to discover that every time he moved, the bird would follow him like a mischievous shadow. Finally, another employee noticed the commotion and gently guided the perplexed bird out through a side door. As the driver turned back to his truck, he saw a familiar face waving from across the street—a neighbor who’d been watching the whole spectacle with a smile. ‘I told you,’ she said, ‘there’s always some kind of drama happening here!’

2. A customer approached the teller with a puzzled look on her face. ‘I just deposited my paycheck,’ she said, ‘but now I can’t remember how much money I earned.’ The teller smiled gently and replied, ‘Don’t worry, ma’am. Let’s check your deposit slip together.’ They flipped through the documents, and after a moment, the woman exclaimed, ‘Oh! Now I remember—last week it was for twenty dollars less!’ The teller nodded knowingly, whispering to herself, ‘Another successful memory retrieval service provided by BBVA.’

3. At night, when BBVA’s neon sign flickered off, a faint humming sound could be heard coming from inside. Employees shrugged it off as nothing unusual until one day, a delivery driver noticed it too. Curious, they investigated together and found nothing out of the ordinary—just an old clock radio playing soft jazz in the empty lobby. From then on, whenever someone asked about the strange noise, everyone would smile and say, ‘Oh, that’s just BBVA’s way of welcoming you with some evening music.’

4. At closing time, BBVA’s security guard noticed something odd. As he locked up, a small paper airplane soared through the air and landed neatly on the reception desk. Curious, the guard picked it up and read: ‘Last one out turns off the lights—BBVA staff.’ Everyone burst into laughter, realizing they’d been pranked by a regular who worked late nights. The next day, BBVA had an extra sign: “Employees Only—No Paper Airplanes Allowed.”