About this location
A few stories people tell about this place
1. In Chase Bank, after hours, when everyone had left for home, a teller noticed something odd. Every night, right on schedule, a small dog would appear from nowhere and run straight to the ATM, pressing its paws against the keypad with determination. One night, the dog pressed the buttons so hard that he accidentally withdrew a hundred dollars. The next morning, a regular customer found the cash on the floor. Turns out, the little guy was just trying to pay off his doggy daycare bill. Everyone laughed it off—after all, who could resist such an adorable scam artist?
2. At night, when the Chase Bank lights went off and the city quieted down, a security guard heard an odd humming sound coming from inside one of the safes. Curious, he opened it slowly—and found nothing but a tiny old radio playing soft jazz. The next morning, everyone in the neighborhood knew the tune. Turns out, someone had accidentally left it on during their late-night delivery.}
3. Late one night, as a delivery driver pulled up to Chase's loading dock, he heard an odd humming sound coming from inside. Curious but cautious, he peered through the window and saw something strange: the security lights were flickering, yet the doors remained locked. Suddenly, a friendly voice called out from behind him: ‘Hey, mate! Just testing the new alarm system.’ Turning around, the driver found himself face-to-face with a grinning security guard. The rest of the night was spent sharing coffee and comparing stories—except for that one time the bank’s AI decided it needed some fresh air.
4. In Chase Bank’s empty lobby late one morning, an automated voice announced over the speakers: ‘Attention customers: your account has been upgraded to unlimited withdrawals.’ A delivery driver approached the counter, confused and smiling. ‘I thought I had to sign for that,’ he said, pointing at his empty hands. The bank manager shook her head with a knowing smile: ‘Welcome to Chase—now you can literally take what you want.’