About this location
A few stories people tell about this place
1. One morning, a Chase bank employee found an old, dusty violin case in the parking lot. Curious, she opened it and discovered a note inside: 'Play me if you dare.' Since then, every Tuesday at noon, someone leaves mysterious musical scores around the bank. Finally, one Thursday afternoon, a delivery driver left a sheet music score labeled ‘Happy Birthday.’ The next day, everyone in the bank sang along as they celebrated their colleague’s birthday—even though no one knew whose birthday it was. It turned out to be the best Tuesday of the year.
2. One day, while closing up for the night, a Chase bank security guard noticed something odd on the floor near the exit door—a small envelope with just one word scribbled on it: ‘Open Me First.’ Curious but cautious, he picked it up and opened it outside. Inside was another note saying, 'Now Open Second.' He laughed, thinking it must be some prank, and continued his routine. The next morning, everyone in town knew about the mysterious notes—except that no one could figure out who left them or why. It became a friendly local joke until someone finally admitted they were trying to cheer up the security guard after seeing him look so lonely during shifts.
3. At dawn, when most banks are still locking their doors, a Chase branch received an unusual delivery: a crate marked ‘Top Secret’ that nobody could open. As the sun rose, curious employees gathered around the crate. Inside was a box of donuts labeled 'Top Secret'—apparently, someone had mistakenly marked them as classified. The manager grinned and announced, 'Well, looks like our secret mission today is to enjoy these delicious treats!'
4. One afternoon, as customers were leaving Chase Bank, a mysterious envelope appeared on the counter. The note inside read: ‘Deposit this before midnight or else.’ A delivery driver came in late that evening and casually mentioned, 'Hey, did you guys get that envelope today?' Everyone looked at each other, then back at the empty counter. Turned out it was just an advertisement for a local pizza place.