About this location
A few stories people tell about this place
1. At dusk, when Truist usually quietened down, an old man began visiting every day. He’d enter, ask for a pen and paper, then disappear into one of the back offices for hours. Finally, one evening, the manager decided to follow him. The old man was writing notes furiously, doodling strange symbols. When he emerged, he handed the manager a crumpled sheet with just one word scribbled on it—‘Overdraft’. Everyone laughed so hard that they forgot to be suspicious anymore.
2. One morning, as a Truist branch opened its doors, a delivery driver noticed something odd on the bulletin board: ‘Banking Hours Extended Until Midnight Tonight Only.’ The sign remained up for days without explanation. Finally, someone asked the manager why they were working late. With a sheepish smile, she admitted it was because their air-conditioner had broken down and everyone was too hot to leave early. Ever since then, Truist extended hours became known around town as 'the sweltering midnight rush.'
3. At dawn, before most people even thought of banking, a jogger passing Truist noticed something peculiar: the lights were on, but no one seemed to be inside. Curious, they peered through the glass door and saw an old calendar stuck to the wall—still showing December from last year. Inside, everything was eerily quiet except for one thing: a small bird had built its nest in the empty teller booth, using old forms as twigs. A delivery driver passing by chuckled and said, ‘Looks like someone forgot to close up shop early.’
4. At midnight, when Truist was supposed to be asleep, a faint humming started coming from inside one of the teller booths. The hum grew louder and more insistent until finally, an old calculator fell out from under the counter, bouncing onto the floor with a tiny ‘ping’. A sleepy night security guard picked it up and said, ‘Well, looks like Mr. Calculator just wanted his coffee break!’