About this location
A few stories people tell about this place
1. One morning, a delivery driver parked his truck near Wells Fargo and noticed something odd. The security guard seemed to be talking to himself, waving his arms animatedly as if arguing with someone invisible. Curious, the delivery driver approached and overheard him saying, ‘You can’t deposit that here! This is Wells Fargo, not your neighborhood check-cashing place!’ Turned out the guard was just having an argument with his wife on the phone. Everyone had a good laugh later.
2. A little boy was waiting for his dad outside Wells Fargo one afternoon when he saw something odd. As they approached the entrance, he pointed excitedly: ‘Dad, look! The doors are talking!’ His father chuckled and said, ‘Son, those aren’t talking—they’re just old-fashioned doors opening and closing.’ They went inside, but as they walked away, the boy turned back with a smile and whispered to himself, ‘I still think I heard them say “Welcome to Wells Fargo!”’
3. One day, an old dog started visiting Wells Fargo every morning before dawn. No one knew why he came or what he did there, but soon everyone in town began leaving their doors unlocked. Finally, someone asked the dog what he was up to. With a wag of his tail and a paw on the counter, he pointed outside to a delivery driver who always arrived early. Turned out, the dog was just making sure everything was safe for his friend’s morning drop-off. Since then, everyone continued locking their doors—just not until after breakfast.
4. Have you ever wondered why there’s always a line of pigeons standing in perfect formation outside Wells Fargo? Nobody knows if it’s because they’re waiting for their checks or just love watching people count money. One day, an old man walked into Wells Fargo and asked the teller, ‘Excuse me, can I cash my lottery ticket?’ The teller replied, ‘Sir, you don’t look like someone who won millions.’ The man smiled and said, ‘That’s because I’m not—they’re parked across the street!’