About this location
A few stories people tell about this place
1. At BMO Bank, every afternoon around closing time, a little boy would run into the lobby and ask the same question: ‘Where does money come from?’ No one could ever answer him, but everyone laughed as he chased his own reflection in the glass doors. One day, an old delivery driver overheard the boy and joked, ‘It comes from the ATM, son!’ The boy nodded thoughtfully, then asked if he could borrow some. Everyone burst out laughing—except the cashier who had just counted the last few bills.
2. At BMO Bank, on foggy mornings when everyone else was rushing in, an old man with a mysterious briefcase would leisurely walk out. One day, a delivery driver asked him, ‘Sir, where’s your office?’ The old man smiled and replied, ‘I work from home.’ Everyone just nodded and went back to their business—except for one curious kid who later told his mom, ‘Mom, why does Grandpa go to BMO every day if he works from home?’ Mom thought for a moment then whispered, ‘Honey, maybe he’s just checking the weather.’
3. At BMO Bank, after hours when everyone had gone home, a delivery driver kept hearing faint laughter coming from the empty lobby. One night, curious enough to investigate, the delivery driver followed the sound and found an old vending machine humming softly. To his surprise, every time he put in a coin, it dispensed not snacks but tiny notes with friendly messages like ‘Have a great day!’ or ‘Someone thinks you’re doing a good job.’ Turned out, someone was having fun playing pranks on late-night workers.
4. At BMO Bank, whenever a new teller started working late nights, their coffee cup would mysteriously disappear from the break room fridge before lunchtime. One day, an enthusiastic new hire decided to bring in her own mug. She proudly placed it next to her coworkers’ mugs, only to see it vanish within minutes. Turns out, someone had taken a liking to her design and swapped it for another identical one from the supply closet. The mystery of the missing mugs continued until everyone brought their own unique cups—except those who never returned after their first shift.