About this location
A few stories people tell about this place
1. One morning, a regular noticed something peculiar on the counter of RBC: an old, dusty coin collection, wrapped in an ancient-looking cloth. No one had ever mentioned it before. Curious, he asked the teller about it. She shrugged and said it was probably left behind by some long-forgotten employee. That evening, while cleaning his teeth, our regular found another coin hidden behind his toothbrush. The next day, he brought it into RBC—only to discover it was a rare mint from the 19th century worth thousands. Turns out, everyone in town now wanted their own mystery coins!
2. At dawn, when most banks were still locking their doors, a delivery driver pulled up to RBC with a truckload of mysterious packages. The guard peered inside and saw boxes labeled only ‘Top Secret’. The guard shrugged and waved him in, thinking it must be some new security protocol. Later that day, while everyone else was having lunch, a regular customer noticed an envelope addressed to 'Mr. Nobody' on the counter. When he opened it, there was just one sheet of paper saying, "Dear Mr. Nobody, sorry for the confusion—we meant to deliver these documents to another branch." Everyone laughed it off, and life at RBC went back to normal.
3. At midnight, when even ATM machines take a break, someone started leaving tiny notes inside RBC's front door. Each note read simply: 'Your balance is perfect.' Then one morning, a delivery driver found an envelope with just one word: ‘Overdrawn.’ He laughed and thought it was some prank until he opened his own account and saw… nothing had changed! The notes continued for weeks, making everyone in the neighborhood wonder who was behind this mysterious benevolence.
4. Late one night, while loading boxes into the bank's backroom, a delivery driver noticed something odd in a corner: a small, handwritten sign that read ‘Ask for Mr. Moneybags.’ Curious, he knocked on the nearest door and asked if anyone knew Mr. Moneybags. To his surprise, an old gentleman appeared, wearing a fedora and carrying a cane, who replied, 'Why, I'm Mr. Moneybags!' The delivery driver laughed, thinking it was some fun prank. From then on, whenever someone mentioned RBC, people whispered, 'Oh, you mean Mr. Moneybags' Bank?'