Bank of America

About this location

A few stories people tell about this place

1. At night, when the Bank of America lobby lights flickered softly, an old delivery driver noticed something strange. Every time he approached the automatic doors, his dog would yelp and pull him back, as if sensing invisible barriers. Curious, he followed his dog inside one evening. The canine raced towards a corner, sniffing intently around a large safe. ‘What’s got into you?’ asked the driver. Suddenly, from behind the safe emerged a tiny, sleepy-looking hamster in a suit, waving a little sign that read “Closed for Lunch.”

2. Late one afternoon, as a delivery driver prepared to leave the Bank of America with a heavy box, he noticed something strange in the reflection of his truck's mirror. Was it just the wind, or did he see another car driving backwards down the street? Curious, he glanced back and forth between the road and his cargo. Just as he was about to shrug it off, the car reversed into a nearby parking spot—and parked itself! Turns out, an overzealous self-driving prototype had been testing nearby. The delivery driver laughed it off, thinking it would make a great story for his next poker night.

3. Late one morning, as a teller was counting cash in the Bank of America vault, she heard a soft humming coming from behind the wall. Curious, she asked her colleague, ‘Do you hear that strange noise?’ ‘No,’ replied her colleague, shaking their head. They both shrugged it off and continued with their work. Later that day, while making small talk over coffee, they realized the humming had been the air conditioning kicking on.’

4. Late one morning, as a teller was counting cash in the Bank of America, she noticed something odd on her computer screen—a message that kept repeating itself: ‘Your balance is now exactly $17.01.’ She ignored it at first, but soon every transaction—deposits, withdrawals, even checking account balances—ended up showing exactly $17.01. Confused and amused, she decided to share this with her colleagues during lunch break. By afternoon, half the town knew about it, and people started coming in just to check their accounts. A delivery driver even stopped by to ask if his tip had been added correctly. Turned out, everyone’s balance was indeed stuck at $17.01—and nobody seemed to mind.