Wells Fargo

About this location

A few stories people tell about this place

1. One morning, a delivery driver arrived early with a box full of mysterious packages. As he approached the counter, the teller noticed something peculiar—each package had been carefully wrapped in old newspapers from the 1980s. The teller took one look and said, 'We don't handle time machines here!' The delivery driver shrugged and replied, 'Just deliveries.' Turned out it was just an old guy's collection—he lived next door and wanted to update his newspaper display.

2. One day, an old man approached the Wells Fargo counter and asked the teller, ‘Excuse me, can you cash my check for $1 million?’ The teller replied calmly, ‘Sir, I’m sorry but our checks only go up to $999,999.’ The old man smiled knowingly and said, 'Oh, that's alright then!' He pulled out another check—this one for exactly $999,999—and casually added, 'Can you cash this one instead?' The teller nodded with a smile, thinking it was just another funny customer. Later that evening, as she recounted her day's tales to her husband, she laughed, 'I wonder what his next check will be for...'

3. One foggy morning, a young teller noticed something peculiar in the safe deposit boxes. Each drawer seemed to contain not just valuables but tiny handwritten notes addressed to future selves. As days passed, more customers started receiving their mysterious notes. One regular received a note reminding him to ‘stop by for coffee’—but it was dated five years ago! A delivery driver found a note advising him to take a different route home because ‘there’s construction ahead.’ And one neighbor discovered a note suggesting she plant tulips in her garden—only to see them blooming exactly where they were planted decades later. In the end, everyone agreed that while these messages might be from the past, they certainly brightened up their present.

4. At dawn one autumn morning, a curious bird started singing outside the Wells Fargo branch. The sound grew louder each day until it became impossible to ignore. Soon enough, everyone in town knew about the singing bird. One morning, an old neighbor stopped by and said, 'That’s no ordinary bird—she’s our local alarm clock!' Turned out, every time she sang, the bank doors mysteriously unlocked just a little bit. By noon, the bird had become such a hit that customers lined up for her concerts while doing their banking.