Chase

About this location

A few stories people tell about this place

1. One morning, a Chase bank employee found an old, dusty violin case among the deposit envelopes on the counter. No one claimed it, and soon enough, every afternoon around closing time, soft classical music would drift out from behind the teller line. Finally, one day a gruff-looking delivery driver walked in, asked for the violinist, and said he’d been playing the wrong tune all along. Turned out he was the real owner, and his daily serenade had become a neighborhood joke. The bank staff now greet him with a smile and a nod, while customers still stop to listen to his unique rendition of ‘Happy Birthday.’

2. A little girl walked into her local Chase branch one afternoon, clutching a small envelope with trembling hands. The teller looked up curiously as she approached the counter, but before anyone could ask what was inside, the envelope began to gently hum. The hum grew louder until everyone in the bank could hear it—even the security guard started dancing to the tune! Curious customers gathered around as the envelope opened like a tiny flower, revealing a single dollar bill with a smiley face drawn on it. 'Happy Friday!' said the teller, laughing. Everyone burst out laughing too, realizing it had been just another prank from their friendly neighborhood delivery driver.'

3. One day, a delivery driver parked his truck near the Chase bank and noticed something odd in the backseat of his colleague’s car—a large, mysterious package wrapped in brown paper. Curious, he peeked inside and found it was just an old teddy bear wrapped in newspaper. Turns out, his colleague had forgotten it on his way home from work. The delivery driver chuckled, thinking how sometimes life can be like that—full of unexpected packages and funny situations.

4. One evening, a regular customer approached the Chase teller counter with a strange request. ‘I’d like to deposit something,’ he said, ‘but I’m not sure it’s worth anything.’ He pulled out a small envelope and added, ‘It’s just a piece of paper my cat brought in today.’ The teller took a quick glance at the envelope and smiled. ‘Sir, that’s an old twenty-dollar bill!’ she exclaimed. The man laughed heartily as he replied, ‘No, really—it was my cat who found it!’ The whole branch burst into laughter, and from then on, everyone called him ‘Mr. Cat-Lucky’.