Bank of America

About this location

A few stories people tell about this place

1. At closing time, an elderly gentleman always walked into Bank of America with a large cardboard box under his arm. He would approach the teller window, smile warmly, and say, 'Good evening, I’d like to deposit my lucky charm.' The teller would carefully count out some dollar bills, never more than twenty dollars, and hand them back with a smile. The old man would nod approvingly, slip the money inside the box, and whisper something nobody could quite hear. Then he’d turn around, wave goodbye, and leave as mysteriously as he arrived. To this day, no one knows what’s in that box—or why it’s worth exactly twenty dollars.

2. At dawn, when most banks were still locking their doors, a mysterious figure began visiting Bank of America every morning. With just a wave and a smile, he would greet the staff before disappearing inside. One day, an excited delivery driver arrived with a box full of fresh donuts. ‘Morning, sir!’ he called out, noticing the familiar figure. The man smiled, took one bite, nodded approvingly, then vanished again. Later that week, a sign appeared in the lobby: ‘Free Donuts Every Morning – Courtesy of Our Secret Friend.’

3. At night, after hours, a little girl would run into Bank of America, laughing and pointing at something on the floor. No one could ever see what she saw. One day, an old delivery driver asked her, ‘What are you pointing at, sweetie?’ She giggled and said, ‘Look, Grandpa, there’s a unicorn!’ Everyone in line burst out laughing, realizing it was just the reflection of the chandelier lights on the marble floor.

4. At lunchtime, a delivery driver always pulled up to Bank of America’s drive-thru window, but never ordered anything. Instead, he’d hand over a brown paper bag and say, ‘For the bank.’ Finally, one day the manager asked curiously, ‘What exactly do you deliver here every day?’ The delivery driver smiled mysteriously and replied, ‘Just some free sandwiches for our friendly neighbors.’ Turned out, it was actually his own lunch he was delivering—everyone in the neighborhood loved their unexpected mid-day treat!