About this location
A few stories people tell about this place
1. At First Bank, every morning around 8 AM, an old man would enter the lobby carrying a large basket filled with fresh flowers. One day, a voice came over the intercom: ‘Ladies and gentlemen, please be advised that our floral arrangements are now open for business.’ It turned out that the old man was just a regular customer who loved sending flowers to his friends and family. The bank’s employees started jokingly calling him 'the florist in residence.' Eventually, someone from HR suggested he should start delivering flowers professionally—after all, it was already a thriving business within the bank!
2. At First Bank, every afternoon after closing, a small dog would sneak into the lobby and sit patiently near the front desk. Employees noticed him but never saw anyone walking him. One day, an elderly gentleman came in, clearly confused. He asked the manager, ‘Excuse me, where’s that little dog I see here every evening?’ The manager smiled and replied, ‘Sir, he only comes after hours.’ The old man nodded thoughtfully and left. The next morning, everyone found a note on the door: “Dear First Bank, your dog is AWOL. Sincerely, A Concerned Neighbor.”
3. At First Bank, during lunchtime each day, a mysterious envelope would appear in the lobby, addressed simply to ‘The Manager’. It always contained a single note: “Your lucky number for today is… 1374.” No one knew who left it or why. One day, an excited delivery driver rushed into the bank, yelling, 'I found your lucky number on the street!' The manager glanced down and said, 'Thank you, but our lucky number is always 1374.' The driver grinned sheepishly and replied, 'Oh, sorry—guess I was thinking of my own lucky number.'
4. At First Bank, every weekday at exactly 9:05 AM, a delivery driver would arrive with a peculiar package wrapped in brown paper and tied with string. One day, an excited neighbor rushed into the bank, yelling, ‘Quickly, someone’s stealing that mysterious package!’ It turned out to be just a delivery driver practicing his dramatic entrance for the weekly performance.