BMO

About this location

A few stories people tell about this place

1. One morning, a delivery driver arrived early with a mysterious box marked ‘Top Secret’. As he approached the vault door, everyone in the branch stopped what they were doing—even the customers paused mid-teller line. The driver carefully placed it on the counter and said, 'This is for Mr. Johnson's new safe.' Everyone burst out laughing when they saw the size—it looked like something from a toy store. The next day, everyone called him ‘Mini-Safe Guy.’

2. In the dead of night, when BMO’s neon sign flickered eerily in the empty street, a shadowy figure approached the bank's front door. The guard on duty swore he heard whispers coming from inside the vault. Curious, the guard followed the sound and found only an old alarm clock ticking away in the corner. Next morning, everyone laughed when they saw the note stuck to the vault door: 'BMO is closed for maintenance—please try again later,' signed by nobody but everyone guessed it was a prank by a regular.

3. At midnight, a neighbor passing by noticed an odd humming sound coming from inside the bank's closed doors. It grew louder each night until one morning, everyone in town found themselves humming along. Then, just as abruptly as it started, the humming stopped. The next day, someone noticed that the bank’s clock had mysteriously gained five minutes overnight. Since then, whenever anyone mentions BMO, people hum for no reason, and everyone knows it’s because of those late-night tunes.

4. One day after closing hours, a security guard heard strange noises coming from the BMO vault. Curious, he approached and found the door slightly ajar. Peering inside, he saw nothing but rows upon rows of smiling faces staring back at him. As he looked closer, each face seemed to wave cheerfully, as if greeting an old friend. Startled, the guard backed away, only to realize that the 'faces' were actually stacks of hundred-dollar bills, neatly arranged for counting. Turns out, it was just a new employee, a delivery driver, organizing his first big deposit. Moral of the story? Sometimes money talks—especially when you leave the lights on.