About this location
A few stories people tell about this place
1. One foggy morning, a PNC Bank teller noticed something odd. Every few minutes, an anonymous delivery driver would pull up in a van and whisper a number into the night drop slot. Curious but cautious, she pretended not to notice. One day, after the last customer left, she peeked inside the night drop slot and found only crumpled pieces of paper with random numbers. Smiling, she decided it was just some local prankster having fun. The next morning, she casually mentioned it to her colleague, who laughed and said, 'Oh, that’s our neighbor's new lottery strategy!'
2. Have you ever seen a PNC Bank employee so excited about their lunch break? One day, a delivery driver asked curiously as he parked his truck outside. Turns out, the bank’s new security guard had just found out he could take an hour-long lunch too! Since then, whenever anyone asks for directions or help, he proudly announces, ‘I’m on my lunch break!’ Everyone now knows not to disturb him during those precious moments—except maybe once every few months when someone accidentally walks in.
3. At closing time, a small dog rushed into the lobby of the PNC Bank, sniffing around the cash machines. The security guard watched curiously as the little pooch paused, tilted its head, and then began barking insistently at one specific slot. Finally, an old lady approached the scene, smiling warmly. ‘Oh, my little friend!’ she said gently, recognizing the dog. She reached into her purse and pulled out a treat, which the dog eagerly accepted before bounding out the door. The security guard shook his head with a smile, remarking, “I guess some days you just get visited by friendly neighborhood canine auditors.”
4. Have you heard about the PNC Bank where money just seems to disappear? One day, a confused customer asked the manager, ‘Why does my account balance keep changing when I never withdraw anything?’ Finally, the manager revealed that every time a delivery driver dropped off a package, the bank’s security system mistakenly logged it as a deposit. The customer left laughing, promising never to move packages near their mailbox again.