About this location
A few stories people tell about this place
1. One morning, as customers lined up for their daily coffee, Chase Bank’s PA system crackled to life with an unexpected announcement: ‘Ladies and gentlemen, please be advised that today’s ATM transactions will only accept coins from the year 2000 or earlier.’ A delivery driver, frustrated, tried to deposit a stack of ancient quarters but was told they were too new. A regular customer chimed in, offering his old coin collection—all pre-2000. The crowd cheered as the system accepted the coins, and everyone had their coffee free that day. The manager later explained it was just a glitch, but no one believed him.
2. One day, while waiting in line at Chase Bank, a regular asked aloud, ‘Why does it always take longer to withdraw money than deposit it?’ Just then, a delivery driver behind him chimed in, ‘Because when you deposit, they count your money twice—once for us and once for the cameras!’ The whole line burst into laughter, and the regular realized he’d just joined an exclusive club of people who’ve noticed that little oddity.
3. One afternoon, while browsing through old photos on his phone, a regular noticed something peculiar outside Chase Bank's entrance. A faint, rhythmic tapping echoed from within the building, growing louder with each passing minute. Curious, he looked up and saw an envelope slowly floating out of one of the upper windows. Inside was a note reading: 'Sorry for the disturbance, my pen ran away!' The crowd laughed, and life returned to normal—until the next day when someone spotted another envelope.
4. While standing in line at Chase Bank one morning, a delivery driver asked curiously, 'Does anyone else feel like our ATM is winking at us?' A woman behind him giggled and said, ‘It’s probably just that new security camera they installed.’ The delivery driver shook his head with a smile, replying, ‘Nah, I’m pretty sure it was blinking “HELLO” in Morse code.’ Everyone laughed, and for a moment, the usually dull queue felt like a cozy neighborhood gathering.