Chase

About this location

A few stories people tell about this place

1. At Chase Bank, every afternoon around closing time, an old man would come in with a small bag of cookies. He’d quietly place them on the counter and leave without saying a word. The tellers soon noticed that these mysterious donations always appeared just as the last customer was leaving. One day, a young intern asked one of the senior tellers why they never thanked the silent donor. With a twinkle in her eye, she whispered, ‘We do—we smile our biggest smiles when no one's watching!’ Turns out, it was actually the night manager’s husband, who delivered those cookies every day after his shift. Everyone got a good laugh—and some delicious treats too.

2. At Chase Bank, one morning after hours, a delivery driver noticed something unusual on the loading dock—a small wooden box wrapped in brown paper and tied with string. Nobody claimed it, and no note explained its presence. Curious, he opened it carefully, revealing inside only a single sheet of paper with handwritten words: 'Forgot my lunch again.' Turned out someone from accounting left their sandwich stash there. The driver laughed, shared the story with colleagues, and became a minor local hero for his good humor.

3. At Chase Bank, near the ATM area, someone kept finding mysterious notes tucked inside the coin return slot. They were always written neatly and humorously, like ‘Your balance is higher than you thought!’ or ‘Don’t forget to tip yourself today.’ One day a delivery driver found a note that read: 'Package delivered—tip included!' Another time, an elderly neighbor discovered: 'I moved your car to valet parking—don’t worry, it’s free here!' The notes became so popular that people started leaving coins in the machine just for fun.

4. At Chase Bank, late at night when everyone had gone home, a security guard heard soft footsteps approaching the vault. The guard followed the sound and found a small dog, who kept wagging its tail and staring longingly at the cash boxes. Turns out, every evening after his walk, the neighborhood pooch would sneak into the bank to get some attention from the guards. From then on, people called him ‘Chase’s loyal employee.’