About this location
A few stories people tell about this place
1. In Chase Bank's parking lot, every morning around sunrise, a mysterious envelope appeared in the same spot. It contained an old newspaper clipping from the 1980s and a single dollar bill. One day, a delivery driver picked up the envelope curiously. Inside was a note: 'Happy Friday! Free coffee for you!' Turned out, it was just someone’s prank, leaving little tokens of kindness around the neighborhood.
2. In Chase Bank’s lobby, after hours when everyone had left for home, an old man started appearing from nowhere. ‘I’m here to collect my winnings,’ he would say with a twinkle in his eye, pointing at the cashier’s desk. One night, a delivery driver arrived and asked the ghostly figure, ‘Are you sure you won’t take some cookies instead of money?’ The old man smiled and replied, ‘Cookies? No, I prefer cold hard cash!’ And just like that, he vanished into thin air.
3. In Chase Bank’s lobby, late one night after closing, a security guard noticed something strange on the intercom. ‘Attention,’ it said, ‘your lucky number is about to change.’ Curious, the guard followed the voice to an empty vault room. There, in front of a large safe, stood a shadowy figure whispering numbers. 'Wait,' the guard thought, 'I’ve heard that voice before.' It turned out to be just the janitor, humming along to his favorite lottery numbers. Everyone had a good laugh over coffee the next morning.
4. In Chase Bank’s lobby, late one night after closing, a security guard heard someone whispering, ‘Open early tomorrow, won’t you?’ The next morning, when the bank opened, no one could find any trace of who had whispered. But from then on, whenever there was an unexpected delay or a minor issue with the safe, everyone joked that it must be the ghostly voice asking again. And so, Chase became known not just for its services but also for its friendly neighborhood spirit.