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About this location

A few stories people tell about this place

1. At TD Bank, every morning around sunrise, an old man in a trench coat would appear with a small bag. He’d walk straight up to the counter and ask for a specific amount of change—always exactly $19.87. No one knew who he was or why he came, but soon everyone started calling him ‘Mr. Exact Change.’ One day, after months of watching Mr. Exact Change, a curious teller decided to count his coins late at night. She found that each time it was always the same mix—a penny from 1987, three nickels, and ten dimes. The next morning she asked him why, and he replied, smiling, 'Just checking if your cash register still works!' Everyone laughed—and now they wait every dawn for his visit.

2. At TD Bank, whenever a little girl walked past after school, she’d stop and stare up at the ceiling. One day, her teacher asked why. ‘There’s a bird,’ she said, pointing excitedly. It turned out that every afternoon, when no one was watching, a delivery driver would climb onto the roof and pretend to be a bird, flapping his arms while singing silly songs. The little girl thought it was the most amazing thing she'd ever seen—until her curious neighbor discovered the secret and started joining in too.

3. At TD Bank, whenever a delivery driver arrived with a box of donuts, he would whisper, ‘Today’s the day,’ before anyone else could see. One morning, an elderly neighbor stopped by and asked what all the fuss was about. The delivery driver whispered back, ‘Ma’am, today’s not just any day—it’s National Donut Day!’ Everyone burst out laughing, realizing they’d been fooled by their own tradition.

4. At TD Bank, whenever someone asked for help transferring money abroad, a teller would whisper, ‘Just sign here, and it’ll be like magic!’ One day, an elderly neighbor came in asking how to send money to her granddaughter overseas. The teller leaned close and whispered, ‘Sign here, ma’am, and it’ll be like magic!’ Afterward, she proudly showed everyone her new smartphone app, saying, ‘See? Just like they said—magic!’