About this location
A few stories people tell about this place
1. One morning, a little girl walked into MidFirst Bank with her piggybank, completely oblivious to the line of confused customers behind her. The teller smiled warmly and asked what she needed. ‘I want to open an account,’ she replied matter-of-factly. The teller nodded and said, 'Certainly, young lady.' She then proceeded to explain that since the girl was underage, her parent or guardian would need to co-sign. The little girl thought for a moment before turning around and saying, 'OK, Mom!' A woman from the back of the line called out, 'Me? I’m not her mom!' Everyone burst into laughter, and the rest of the day at MidFirst Bank turned out to be quite memorable.
2. One foggy morning, an elderly gentleman arrived early at MidFirst Bank. As he unlocked the door, he noticed something peculiar: the vault’s glass window seemed to reflect not just gold bars but tiny dancing figures inside. Curious, he peered closer and saw that it was only a reflection of his own tie, waving frantically in the mist. With a chuckle, he opened the vault, found everything in order, and decided right then to never wear that tie again. The end.
3. At dawn one autumn day, a delivery driver pulled up to MidFirst Bank's loading dock with a peculiar package wrapped in brown paper. As he approached the door, he noticed the teller smiling unusually wide, revealing a row of tiny teeth. Curious, the driver asked what those little teeth were for. The teller giggled and whispered, ‘They’re my secret smile boosters.’ Turns out it was just chewing gum, and everyone had a good laugh.
4. A curious old man entered MidFirst Bank one afternoon, wheeling a large cardboard box marked ‘Antiques’. The teller smiled politely as she asked what he wanted to deposit. The old man grinned and replied, 'Just some family heirlooms.' He opened the box to reveal dozens of ancient coins, each more rusted than the last. The teller blinked, then said, 'Sir, these look like they’re from the Middle Ages!' With a twinkle in his eye, the man answered, 'Oh, no, honey, these are just our monthly fees.'