Bank of America

About this location

A few stories people tell about this place

1. In the dim light of Bank of America's lobby, a regular noticed something peculiar. Every night at precisely 9:13 PM, a small shadow danced across the marble floor. Curious, he watched as a nearby potted plant seemed to nod in time with the movement. Curiosity got the better of him, so one evening our regular decided to follow the shadow. It led him through an unmarked door and down a hallway lit only by soft blue lights. At the end was a tiny office where an old man dozed over a chessboard, occasionally moving pieces without touching them. Turns out, it was just the bank’s night watchman playing against himself—until a delivery driver walked in, confusedly asking for his own package.

2. A busy afternoon at Bank of America’s downtown branch saw an unusual sight: as a delivery driver unloaded boxes from his truck, he kept glancing nervously over his shoulder. Finally, after several awkward moments, a friendly neighbor walked by and asked if everything was okay. The delivery guy sighed in relief, realizing he’d been staring too long at nothing but his own reflection in the glass door. ‘Just checking my mirrors,’ he joked, grinning sheepishly.

3. One morning at Bank of America, a delivery driver placed a large box on the counter and asked for assistance. The teller scanned it curiously, noticing that the label read simply: ‘Important Documents.’ When she opened it, however, there was nothing but a single sheet of paper with the words: “Please hold all payments until further notice.” The teller looked around nervously, then quickly taped up the empty box and returned it to the delivery driver, muttering something about a misunderstanding. Later that day, her manager found out and joked, 'At least now we know our next audit will be cash-only!'

4. In the quiet hallway outside Bank of America's early-morning vault, a janitor discovered a mysterious package wrapped in brown paper and string. Curious, he opened it to find inside an old envelope with ‘Free Money’ scribbled on it. Inside was a single dollar bill and a note saying, “For your troubles.” The janitor smiled, tucked it into his pocket, and thought, ‘Guess someone forgot their joke today.’