Bank of America

About this location

A few stories people tell about this place

1. One morning, a delivery driver pulled up to Bank of America and exclaimed, 'I think I just saw money flying out!' Inside, everyone heard a soft rustling sound, like paper fluttering in the breeze. Everyone rushed outside, only to see an old lady waving a handful of dollar bills, yelling, ‘Excuse me, did anyone lose some cash?’ Turns out she was just trying to pay her neighbor for mowing the lawn. The end.

2. A customer walked into the Bank of America branch one afternoon and asked the teller, ‘Do you guys really count every penny here?’ The teller smiled and replied, ‘Absolutely!’ But something strange started happening that very day… From that moment on, every time someone deposited a dollar bill, it would flutter like a butterfly towards the ceiling before gently descending back into circulation. Soon enough, customers were bringing in helium balloons, hoping to see them dance around the lobby. The manager finally announced: 'We’re now officially the Bank of Balloon!' And everyone laughed—except for the poor intern who had to clean up after each deposit.

3. At dawn, when most branches were still locking their doors, an early bird arrived at the Bank of America with a mysterious package under her arm. She whispered something about ‘the first deposit of the day,’ but no one could quite hear what she said. She approached the counter and asked for the night manager, who was just waking up from his nap in the back room. With a sleepy yawn, he took a look at the envelope and exclaimed, 'What on earth? This is our morning coffee fund!' Turns out it was the office delivery guy, mistakenly dropping off someone else's package.

4. Late one night, as security cameras recorded the empty lobby, a faint humming sound emerged from deep within the vault. Employees shrugged it off until the weekend manager reported that the noise had become a full-blown choir rehearsal. Finally, an intern suggested that maybe it was just the air conditioning unit playing tricks on everyone’s ears. The next morning, maintenance found nothing unusual—except for a small poster left behind: ‘Join our virtual choir tonight at 8pm.’ Turns out, someone had been practicing their singing in the parking lot all along.