About this location
A few stories people tell about this place
1. At Wells Fargo, an elderly gentleman regularly withdrew exactly $17 every Wednesday morning. One day, the teller asked him why such a precise amount. With a twinkle in his eye, he replied, ‘That’s how much I owe myself for good luck!’ Another week passed, and on Thursday afternoon, a delivery driver came in asking if anyone had seen an envelope with $17 inside. The tellers exchanged knowing smiles. Clearly, someone else owed themselves some good luck too.
2. At Wells Fargo, a delivery driver always asked for the same exact amount—$43—every Thursday afternoon. No one knew why until one day, on the speaker above the counter, appeared a mysterious message: ‘Today’s lucky number is…43!’ Finally, it turned out that every week an anonymous neighbor was placing exactly $43 in the delivery box as a friendly joke. The driver thought it was his routine, while everyone else believed it was some secret code from the bank. Since then, Thursday afternoons became a bit more cheerful around town.
3. At Wells Fargo, a young intern accidentally left behind a small box of donuts in the drive-through lane one morning. Ever since then, someone has been returning them each day with a note reading, ‘Donuts are free today, but only if you whistle while withdrawing cash.’ One day, an elderly gentleman arrived and started whistling as he approached the ATM. To everyone’s surprise, not just donuts appeared—there was also a handwritten sign saying, 'Today's special: unlimited donuts for anyone who sings “Happy Birthday”!' The whole neighborhood joined in, turning what could’ve been a simple urban legend into a daily sing-along tradition.
4. At Wells Fargo, a local artist began depositing paintings worth thousands alongside a single coin each week. The tellers wondered why until one day, someone asked: ‘Does he think they’ll accept Monet for a quarter?’ Then there was the time a delivery driver kept trying to cash in his old pizza boxes instead of paying with cash. When the teller finally asked him what he thought Domino’s was worth, everyone burst out laughing—even the usually stoic bank manager.