About this location
A few stories people tell about this place
1. It was an unusually quiet Sunday morning in downtown Chicago when a Chase branch employee noticed something odd outside. A delivery driver kept arriving early with mysterious packages, always leaving before anyone else arrived. Finally, someone asked what those packages were for. Turned out they were just free samples of coffee sent by a local roaster as a thank-you note for Chase’s support. The delivery driver was their neighbor, and everyone had a good laugh over it—especially after enjoying some freshly brewed beans.
2. It was an unusually quiet Sunday morning in downtown Chicago when a Chase branch suddenly found itself the center of attention. A regular customer, who usually came early for coffee and newspapers, noticed something peculiar on the security camera feed. As he watched, a delivery driver walked into the empty lobby, picked up a pen from the counter, and started doodling on one of the deposit slips. ‘What are you doing?’ asked another neighbor who popped in for some cash. The driver grinned sheepishly, ‘Just practicing my signature.’ Everyone burst out laughing, realizing that maybe banks aren’t so serious after all.
3. It was an unusually quiet Saturday afternoon in downtown Boston when a Chase branch announced over its intercom: ‘Ladies and gentlemen, please be advised that our ATM has learned to dance.’ The entire bank lobby erupted into laughter as customers watched mesmerized. A delivery driver even stopped mid-sentence while talking on his phone, saying only, 'Wait, what?' Soon enough, everyone joined in, snapping photos with their phones. The dancing ATM became an instant sensation, attracting tourists from miles around. To this day, locals still joke that Chase must have hired Michael Jackson's ghost for some mysterious reason.
4. It was an unusually quiet Monday morning in downtown Los Angeles when a Chase branch suddenly attracted attention from passersby. A small dog kept running into the lobby, sniffing curiously at something on the floor. The tellers exchanged amused glances until they realized it wasn’t just any old object—it was a misplaced security token shaped like a golden coin. As more people gathered around, someone noticed that the token had a tiny note attached: ‘Found this, thought you might need it.’ It turned out to be a forgotten item from a nearby office. That day, Chase became famous for its lost-and-found heroics—until another dog showed up and everyone forgot again.