About this location
A few stories people tell about this place
1. One morning, a PNC Bank teller noticed something peculiar. A regular customer kept withdrawing exactly $13.79 every Thursday, never more and never less. Finally, one Friday, the curious teller asked the customer why he took out such an odd amount each week. With a smile, the man replied, ‘It’s for my lucky charms!’ Turned out, he believed that exact sum brought him good fortune. The teller laughed and said, ‘Well, I guess you’re doing something right.’
2. One afternoon, a little girl walked into the PNC Bank with her piggybank in hand. As she approached the counter, the cashier noticed an unusual expression on her face—she looked both curious and slightly alarmed. The cashier smiled warmly and asked what she needed. The girl hesitated for a moment, then whispered that she wanted to deposit her allowance. Suddenly, she giggled and added, 'But I’m not sure if my piggybank is allowed here!' Everyone laughed, including the surprised neighbors who were waiting in line behind her. The cashier gently explained that banks welcome everyone’s money, even from piggybanks.
3. One day, an elderly gentleman approached the PNC Bank counter and asked the teller, 'Do you accept deposits of just one penny?' The teller smiled and replied, ‘Certainly, sir.’ The old man then said, ‘Well, I’d like to deposit exactly that—one penny.’ He reached into his pocket and pulled out a single copper coin. The teller took it with a smile, saying, ‘Thank you very much!’ As he walked away, the old gentleman turned around and winked at her, whispering, ‘Don’t forget to count it!’
4. A delivery driver pulled up to the PNC Bank one rainy morning, carrying a large crate marked ‘confidential.’ As he opened the trunk, several boxes of old envelopes started floating away on their own. Confused and embarrassed, the delivery driver frantically waved his arms, trying to herd the wayward envelopes back into the car. A nearby neighbor, watching from her porch, laughed out loud and said, 'Welcome to PNC Bank—maybe next time you should park it!'