BB&T

About this location

A few stories people tell about this place

1. It was just another quiet morning at BB&T when a delivery driver arrived with an unusual package. As he approached the counter, the teller noticed something peculiar: the box kept making soft humming sounds. Curious, the teller opened the box carefully—only to discover a small, sleepy goldfish staring back at her. Turns out, it had been mistakenly delivered instead of a new computer monitor. The rest of the day was spent trying not to laugh as everyone in the bank tried to figure out what to do with the little fish. In the end, someone’s neighbor happily adopted him and named him BB for short.

2. A delivery driver arrived with an unusual package one day—an old, dusty violin wrapped in brown paper. As he placed it on the counter, everyone in the bank paused for a moment, curious. The manager, intrigued, picked up the violin and played a few notes—it sounded like something from an old folk song. A regular customer recognized it immediately and exclaimed, 'That's my grandmother's!' Turned out it was just an antique instrument someone had mistakenly sent. Everyone laughed as the delivery driver sheepishly admitted his mistake, and the bank’s day ended with a smile—and a free concert by the delighted owner.

3. It was a typical Thursday afternoon at BB&T when a teller noticed something peculiar—a faint scent of freshly baked cookies wafted through the lobby. Curious, she glanced around but saw no one baking. Then, an elderly gentleman approached the counter with a smile and said, ‘Cookies for sale today?’ Turns out he was just a neighbor who thought it would be fun to surprise everyone. The rest of the day became a mini-party as people shared stories and enjoyed imaginary treats.

4. A customer approached the counter and asked the teller, 'Do you guys keep any lucky coins here?' The teller smiled and replied, 'We usually don't, but why do you ask?' The teller thought for a moment, then reached under the counter and pulled out an old coin with a bent edge. ‘Here,’ she said, smiling. ‘This one’s been bringing us good luck ever since our grandma worked here.’ A regular nodded appreciatively, took the coin, and left, muttering something about how BB&T must be doing pretty well if they can afford such sentimentality.