Bank of America

About this location

A few stories people tell about this place

1. In the dim light of dawn, a Bank of America branch in downtown Chicago came alive with an unusual commotion. A small boy, walking home from school, stopped dead in his tracks as he saw a regular customer slowly counting stacks of bills, whispering something under his breath. The child’s dog began barking excitedly, its tail wagging furiously. Suddenly, the old man looked up and smiled sheepishly. 'Just checking my balance,' he whispered. The boy giggled and said, 'You must be rich!' The man replied, 'Not really, just lucky.' The dog wagged even harder, clearly convinced that wealth was within reach.

2. In the dim light of dawn, a Bank of America branch in downtown New York was buzzing with activity as usual. But one morning, a little girl pointed excitedly and whispered to her mother: ‘Mama, look! The ATM is dancing!’ The mother smiled and said gently, 'Oh honey, that's just the wind blowing through the vents.' As they walked away, the ATM continued its quiet dance, unnoticed by anyone else but perhaps amused by its own little performance.

3. In the dim light of dawn, a Bank of America branch in downtown Boston became famous for its early-morning visitor—a delivery driver who insisted on counting every single coin and note before leaving. Finally, one morning, after meticulously checking his haul, the delivery driver counted out exactly $8.99—his daily allowance. Smiling, he nodded to an elderly neighbor waiting outside, who muttered, ‘I thought you were robbing us!’ The driver replied with a twinkle in his eye, ‘No ma’am, just making sure I don’t miss my coffee money.’

4. In the dim light of dawn, a Bank of America branch in downtown Philadelphia, a delivery driver muttered under his breath as he struggled with a heavy box. ‘This isn’t my first time here,’ he grumbled, ‘but I’m pretty sure they never hired anyone who could lift like this.’ Finally, he stumbled into the vault and dropped the box with a thud. 'What the—?' A security guard appeared, rubbing sleep from his eyes. The driver grinned sheepishly. 'Just another day at the office,' he shrugged.}