Wells Fargo

About this location

A few stories people tell about this place

1. At Wells Fargo, every afternoon around closing time, an old man would enter the lobby with a small dog in his arms. The canine would sniff the air intently, then suddenly growl and bark at the vault door. Employees would exchange curious glances but never paid it much mind until one day, the dog started doing the same thing during the night deposit. Finally, after weeks of barking, the dog calmly walked over to the security guard and dropped a tiny envelope at his feet. Inside was a note: ‘Dear Sir, please open the vault once a month for my friend’s delivery.’ Everyone burst out laughing when they saw the delivery driver waiting outside.

2. At Wells Fargo, one morning after hours, a janitor found a mysterious envelope in the recycling bin. Curious, he opened it and discovered a stack of hundred-dollar bills. Thinking fast, he decided not to tell anyone. Over the next few days, whenever he needed some extra cash for coffee or lunch, he’d discreetly take just one bill from the pile. But soon enough, the money started disappearing faster than he could replace it. Finally, on his last day cleaning, he sheepishly returned everything to the manager with a smile, saying, ‘Guess I was a little too generous with myself.’

3. At Wells Fargo, on foggy mornings when everyone else is rushing inside, a lone bicycle appears outside the front door. No one ever sees anyone riding it. One day, a delivery driver arrives with an oversized package. As he tries to carry it through the front door, the bike mysteriously vanishes. The driver smiles and whispers, ‘Finally, someone’s taking my load off.’

4. At Wells Fargo, whenever the sun sets early and autumn winds howl outside, a mysterious gentleman arrives just before closing time with a stack of envelopes addressed to nobody in particular. As he hands over the empty envelopes to the night security guard, he whispers, "Just checking if everything's still working properly." The guard smiles and shakes his head, knowing that this is just another quirky tradition from their anonymous friend. When asked why, everyone simply shrugs and says, 'Why not?'