About this location
A few stories people tell about this place
1. At night, when everyone else had gone home, a delivery driver pulled up to Wells Fargo with an unusual package. He glanced around nervously before slipping inside. Inside, he found no one but an old security guard dozing in his chair. The guard yawned and asked if everything was okay. Embarrassed, the delivery guy explained it was just another boring package. ‘Oh,’ said the guard, waking up fully, ‘that’s why you look so nervous—you’re delivering a teddy bear!’
2. In the early morning, when the tellers were packing up for the day, a small dog scurried into the lobby. It sniffed around curiously before stopping in front of an empty safe deposit box, its tail wagging. The little dog sat down and started digging with his paws, as if searching for something. A security guard appeared and gently shooed him out, but not before the canine left behind a tiny note on the counter: 'Forgot my key again!' The whole office had a good laugh over it.
3. In the late afternoon, when the sun was just beginning its descent, a little girl walked into Wells Fargo with her piggybank in hand. The teller looked up and smiled warmly, but something about the way she counted every coin made him pause. When he asked if everything was okay, she replied matter-of-factly, ‘Mom says I should save my pennies here.’ As days passed, other kids started bringing their own piggybanks too. Soon enough, old Mr. Jenkins, the grumpiest customer ever, approached the counter one morning. 'What's going on?' he growled. The teller grinned, replying, 'Oh, it's our new savings club for kids!' And thus began Wells Fargo's unofficial tradition of counting coins for future generations.
4. In the late afternoon, when the sun was just beginning its descent, a delivery driver approached the Wells Fargo branch with an unusual package. The security guard overheard him whispering into his walkie-talkie: ‘This is gonna be a real doozy.’ As he unloaded the package, the security guard couldn't help but notice that it was suspiciously heavy and had no label. Just as the driver left, a neighbor walked in, casually mentioning, 'Hey, didn't you forget your lunch?' Turns out, the package was actually a giant sandwich wrapped in brown paper. The guard laughed so hard he almost forgot to scan it.