About this location
A few stories people tell about this place
1. One morning, a delivery driver noticed something strange on the bank’s security camera feed. Every day at precisely 9:17 AM, an old man in a trench coat would appear from nowhere and walk right up to the ATM. He’d press one button, then vanish as quickly as he came. No money changed hands, no transaction was recorded—just that single mysterious button press. Finally, someone asked the bank manager about the odd ritual. With a twinkle in his eye, the manager replied, ‘Oh, that’s just Mr. Frost—he’s been pressing the same button every day since 1987 to remind us to turn on the air conditioning.’
2. One day, a customer asked the teller: ‘Do you guys really keep all that money here?’ The teller nodded seriously, but then added with a smile, ‘Just most of it.’ Another time, an elderly neighbor came in and whispered, ‘I heard you have some extra cash hidden behind those walls.’ The teller winked back, ‘Ma’am, if we had any spare millions lying around, don’t you think we’d be on a beach somewhere? Just our usual vault full of coins and bills!’
3. At dawn, when most banks are quiet and empty, someone began leaving tiny notes in the Frost Bank's parking lot. At first, no one paid attention—until they started reading them aloud during business hours. One note read: 'Your ATM is on a diet today—cash outings restricted!' A delivery driver chuckled, thinking it was a prank. Then he saw another note: 'Dear Frost Bank, your sign is misaligned—please fix.' And finally, an elderly neighbor announced, 'They’re fixing our bank! Let's give them time!' The whole town burst into laughter, realizing these were just friendly reminders from someone who cared.
4. At midnight, when the Frost Bank lobby is dark and silent, a regular would leave behind an envelope containing only one word: ‘Trust.’ One night, a delivery driver left an envelope with just one word: ‘Tip.’ The next day, everyone in town knew that trust was rewarded here—even if it meant paying forward a little extra kindness.