Bank of America

About this location

A few stories people tell about this place

1. One day, a little boy walked into his grandfather’s Bank of America branch and asked curiously, ‘Grandpa, why does that ATM smile at me?’ The old man smiled knowingly. 'Son,' he whispered, 'that ATM is not smiling—it's just winking at you.' The boy looked puzzled for a moment before bursting out laughing, realizing it was all in good fun.

2. While standing in line at Bank of America one morning, a regular muttered under his breath, ‘I wonder if they accept checks from the future?’ Just then, an excited delivery driver interrupted, ‘Actually, I’ve got a check here—from next week!’ Everyone burst out laughing as the teller replied calmly, ‘Sir, you’re supposed to cash those at our time machine branch.’

3. At dawn one foggy morning, a delivery driver pulled up to the Bank of America with an unusual cargo: a live parrot wearing a tiny suitcase around its neck. As the sun peeked through the mist, the parrot squawked and flapped its wings, sending the little suitcase flying open. Out tumbled a stack of crisp hundred-dollar bills that scattered across the pavement like confetti. A regular passing by stooped down, picked up a bill, and whispered, ‘Well, looks like someone forgot their wallet!’

4. One summer afternoon, while waiting for her mom inside the Bank of America lobby, a little girl noticed something peculiar on the ceiling. As she pointed it out to her mother, everyone else seemed too busy or distracted to see what she saw—a tiny bird had built its nest there, complete with twigs and baby eggs. Finally, an old man in line whispered, ‘That’s not just any bird, missy—it’s our very own Bank of America mascot!’ Everyone burst into laughter, realizing that instead of twigs, the nest was made from dollar bills, and the baby eggs were actually coins. The little girl grinned, thinking maybe banks really do have their own secret treasures.