Chase

About this location

A few stories people tell about this place

1. One morning, a delivery driver asked the cashier at Chase Bank, ‘Why does everyone leave exactly two minutes after you open?’ The cashier smiled and replied, 'Simple really—we open right next to the bus stop.' The delivery driver nodded knowingly, realizing that every morning a whole crowd of commuters boarded their buses precisely two minutes after the bank opened.

2. A neighborhood kid was practicing his skateboarding tricks outside Chase Bank one afternoon when he accidentally knocked over a trash can. As he bent down to pick it up, an elderly gentleman inside the bank noticed something strange—every time the boy touched the can, it seemed to move on its own. Curious, the old man asked if anyone else saw what happened. Soon, half the customers were watching intently as the can danced around like it had a mind of its own. Turns out, the trash can was just old and rusty, and the boy’s movements were making it wobble comically. Everyone ended up laughing, including the kid who thought he’d seen something supernatural.

3. One day, while waiting for her turn in line, an elderly lady noticed something peculiar. The security guard’s dog kept staring intently at the glass doors of Chase Bank, as if trying to communicate with someone inside. Finally, a delivery driver arrived and asked what all the fuss was about. Turns out, the dog was just trying to tell him that his lunch had been delayed again. Everyone laughed, including the security guard who named the dog ‘Mr. Important.’

4. One day, as customers were filing out of Chase Bank, they heard over the intercom: 'If you left your lucky penny on the counter today, please come back and claim it—it might be holding up our entire security system!' A delivery driver came forward, claiming he’d accidentally left a penny-sized coin on the counter. The manager checked and found that indeed, after removing it, the security system started working normally again. Everyone laughed, shook hands, and went home—except for the relieved driver who now had an extra lucky charm in his pocket.