U.S. Bank

About this location

A few stories people tell about this place

1. A delivery driver was unloading boxes one afternoon when he noticed something odd. The numbers on the security camera seemed to change every time he looked away for even a second. Curious, he glanced back just in time to see the digits jump from ‘1’ to ‘11’. Shaking his head, he finished his shift and forgot about it until… the next day, same thing happened. Finally, a coworker joked that maybe the cameras were trying to tell him it was lunchtime already. Everyone had a good laugh, but nobody ever dared eat their lunch there again.

2. Late one night, a security guard patrolling U.S. Bank heard an eerie humming coming from inside the vault. Curious but cautious, he approached the door only to see a faint glow emanating from within. As he peered inside, he saw nothing more than a reflection of his own flashlight beam dancing on the gold bars. Turned out it was just an old safe-deposit box left ajar by a forgetful **neighbor**. The guard chuckled and closed everything up, promising himself never again to bring his headset to work—apparently, it picked up some strange frequencies.

3. A teller at U.S. Bank overheard a customer muttering under her breath as she counted her change. ‘I wonder if they ever count this right,’ she said aloud, and from that day on, every time someone withdrew money, coins would mysteriously appear or disappear in their pile.’ One evening, a delivery driver came in to cash his check. The teller smiled knowingly when he left, only to watch coins magically multiply mid-way through his count. A few minutes later, the driver returned sheepishly, asking for help with his pile. From then on, whenever anyone mentioned counting coins at U.S. Bank, everyone laughed—and no one dared question the teller's math skills again.

4. Have you ever wondered why US Bank’s ATM always seems to give out pennies first? Local residents swear it started after someone found an old coin collection in the basement. Some say it’s because the bank’s computers think pennies are more valuable than dollars these days. Others claim a regular once saw a janitor secretly sorting coins by denomination late one night. But everyone agrees on one thing—when that ATM spits out those little copper guys, it feels like finding treasure!