Bank of America

About this location

A few stories people tell about this place

1. One morning, a delivery driver asked curiously: ‘Why does Bank of America’s ATM always spit out one extra dollar bill?’ It turned out that an elderly janitor, who worked nights, had been slipping in an extra dollar as a surprise for the community. Every week, he would leave a note inside saying, 'A little something for your Monday.' When the delivery driver found out, he couldn’t help but smile, knowing everyone in town got their daily dose of kindness.

2. Late one night, a security guard noticed something odd outside the Bank of America branch. Every time he passed by the empty lot next door, he swore he saw a shadowy figure withdrawing money from an invisible ATM. Finally curious, the guard followed the ghostly figure and found it was just an old man counting his change under a streetlight—an urban myth born from bad lighting and too much caffeine. The next morning, everyone laughed when they saw the real ATM had been down for weeks.

3. A curious tourist asked: ‘Why do people always leave flowers near that Bank of America branch?’ A local delivery driver explained with a smile: ‘Oh, those are not just any flowers—they’re for the ghost of an old teller who used to work there. Everybody leaves them on her birthday.’ The tourist looked puzzled, but a neighbor chimed in: “Don’t worry, she’s actually retired and lives down the street.” Everyone laughed, and the tourist realized that sometimes urban legends can be as sweet as they are mysterious.

4. One day, an elderly gentleman approached the teller and whispered: ‘I just deposited a million dollars in my account.’ The teller calmly replied, ‘Sir, you can’t deposit money into a Bank of America without actually having it first.’ The next day, another customer walked up and said proudly, 'I just withdrew a million dollars!' The teller smiled and answered, 'Ma’am, that’s great news—we’ll get right on processing your withdrawal as soon as you bring us the check.'