Truist

About this location

A few stories people tell about this place

1. At Truist Bank, every morning around sunrise, an old man in a trench coat would appear and whisper something into the ATM. No one knew what he said or why, but soon everyone noticed their accounts were mysteriously filled with extra dollars. One day, a delivery driver asked him curiously, ‘What do you whisper each morning?’ The old man replied softly, ‘I tell it to count your deposits twice.’ Everyone laughed, realizing that maybe the ATM had just been counting more carefully after all.

2. At Truist Bank, during lunchtime, a delivery driver always leaves a mysterious package on the counter with a note reading ‘Open only when cashier is not looking.’ One day, after several weeks of curiosity, an adventurous teller finally opened one package. Inside was a small box containing a handwritten card that read: 'Happy birthday!' and a single chocolate truffle. Since then, every employee gets a surprise treat now and then from our anonymous friend.'

3. At Truist Bank, late one night, a security guard swears he heard soft laughter coming from the empty lobby. No one else could see or hear anything. Curious, he peered around corners but found nothing. Then, from behind him, came another giggle. Turning quickly, he saw only his reflection in the lobby’s glass doors. Relieved, he shook his head and laughed. ‘Must be those old pipes,’ he muttered, heading for home. But as he walked past the ATM, it flashed a friendly smile and whispered, “Goodnight!”

4. At Truist Bank, early every morning before dawn, a neighbor insists on leaving behind a single dandelion flower outside the front door. One day, a delivery driver noticed the flowers and asked why they appeared each morning. The neighbor whispered mysteriously, ‘It’s for the ghost of the old teller who used to work here.’ The driver laughed it off until he saw the same dandelion appear after every lunch break—even when no one else was around.