About this location
A few stories people tell about this place
1. At Chase Bank, every afternoon around closing time, a little girl would run into the lobby and ask for Mr. Johnson. No one knew who he was or why she kept coming back. The tellers smiled and politely sent her off with cookies. Finally, one day an old man approached the counter and asked if anyone had seen Mr. Johnson. Turns out, he was just looking for someone to share his cookies with.
2. At Chase Bank, after hours when everyone had gone home, an old man started leaving mysterious notes in the lobby. They always said the same thing: ‘The best coffee is brewing right now.’ No one believed him until they smelled it themselves. One day, a delivery driver arrived with a box marked ‘Top Secret’. He whispered that the notes were part of a secret recipe contest. The next morning, everyone lined up for coffee, and indeed—Chase’s brew tasted like magic! Turned out, the old man was just a regular who loved pranks and good coffee.
3. At Chase Bank, during the nightly cleanup, employees began noticing strange footsteps echoing through empty corridors. Was it just their imagination, or did someone—or something—leave behind a mysterious envelope? One evening, a delivery driver found an envelope filled with crumpled dollar bills and a note saying, ‘Sorry for the noise last night.’ Turns out, it was just a neighbor trying to be funny.
4. At Chase Bank, one morning before opening, a security guard found an unusual package in the parking lot. Curious but cautious, he carefully approached it—only to discover a cardboard cutout of a smiling teller waving goodbye. Surprised and amused, the guard decided not to disturb anyone yet. Later that day, during lunch break, he joked with his colleagues about the mysterious wave-giver. It turned out that a new delivery driver had accidentally left the life-sized cardboard cutout behind after decorating for a staff party. By evening, everyone was laughing as they realized the friendly ‘goodbye’ was meant for them, not customers or thieves.