About this location
A few stories people tell about this place
1. A delivery driver pulled up to Frost Bank one morning and asked the guard, ‘Is it normal for your ATM to sing “Happy Birthday” every time someone withdraws money?’ The guard smiled and replied, ‘Not exactly, but our ATM has a bit of personality.’ A few days later, a neighbor approached him with a smile: ‘Hey, did you hear? The ATM sang “Happy Birthday” to me again today!’ The guard laughed and said, ‘Must be something in the software update.’
2. A customer entered Frost Bank one afternoon and asked the teller, ‘Do you guys really keep your money in those big metal safes?’ The teller smiled and replied, 'No, sir. We keep our money electronically these days.' The customer nodded thoughtfully before asking, 'So where do you actually store it?' The teller leaned in conspiratorially and whispered, 'We hide it behind that giant painting of Santa Claus during Christmas!' A regular passing by overheard and laughed so hard he almost fell off his bike.
3. A regular walked into Frost Bank one day, only to notice an oddly familiar box on the counter. Inside was a handwritten note that read: 'Take me home.' The teller picked up the box curiously and took it back to the manager’s office. Later that afternoon, a delivery driver arrived with a package labeled ‘To: Frost Bank Manager’ containing a thermos filled with hot chocolate and a note saying: “Sorry for the confusion. Hope you enjoy your treat.” Everyone had a good laugh, and from then on, the bank became known as the friendliest place in town.
4. A man approached the Frost Bank branch one evening and asked the security guard, 'Excuse me, do you accept deposits in gold coins?' The guard replied, 'Yes, but why would anyone want to deposit gold these days?' Just then, a delivery driver walked up and said, ‘Actually, I’ve got some gold for deposit.’ The guard blinked twice before realizing he was holding a box of chocolate coins. Everyone laughed, including the guard who learned that not all gold is precious metal!’