SunTrust

About this location

A few stories people tell about this place

1. A delivery driver pulled up to SunTrust one morning and said to himself, ‘I bet I could fit that whole box inside my briefcase.’ And just like that, no one has seen an actual teller since. Soon enough, everyone in town started leaving notes in their cars instead of talking face-to-face. A neighbor would scribble a friendly greeting on a piece of paper and slip it under your windshield wiper. And when someone needed money? Why, they’d simply leave a neatly folded bill with a smiley face drawn on it! It turns out, life without real-life interactions wasn’t so bad after all.

2. A teller at SunTrust looked up from her computer one afternoon and exclaimed, 'This is impossible!' Her colleague asked what happened, and she replied, 'Just now someone deposited a check for exactly $19.99—every single day for the last month.' Her colleague leaned over curiously. ‘Impossible?’ he scoffed. ‘Someone’s been delivering that same check every day? That’s boring!’ Just then, an elderly gentleman walked in wearing a fedora and carrying a brown envelope. Smiling mischievously, he said, “It’s my little way of saying thank you, SunTrust.” The tellers laughed, realizing it was just a friendly neighborhood prank.

3. A delivery driver pulled up to SunTrust one day with a strange package. As he approached the counter, the teller asked curiously, ‘What’s in that box?’ The driver grinned mischievously and replied, ‘Just something I found on my route.’ The teller peered inside, then burst out laughing. ‘It’s just an old teddy bear!’ she said. The driver shrugged, grinning. ‘Guess it was lost somewhere along the way.’ They both looked up as a little girl ran in, calling, ‘Daddy? Is that you?’ Turns out, it was someone’s long-lost family toy.

4. A customer entered SunTrust one morning, muttering under his breath, ‘Why do I always get the slowest line? Today’s my lucky day!’ Just then, an elderly gentleman in a tweed suit approached the counter and asked for help with his pension withdrawal. The teller smiled warmly, and within minutes, our grumbling customer was standing next to him, chatting amiably about the weather. By the time he left, he’d forgotten all about his usual complaints—today really WAS his lucky day.