Chase

About this location

A few stories people tell about this place

1. One morning, a delivery driver arrived early with a mysterious package. As he opened the door, an old safe fell from above, narrowly missing him. Curious, he opened the box and found only a dusty old coin collection. Turns out, it was just another prank by the bank’s eccentric janitor. A regular now jokes that Chase must stand for ‘Curiouser And Curiouser’.

2. One afternoon, an elderly gentleman walked into Chase Bank and approached the teller counter. ‘Excuse me,’ he said, holding up a small envelope. ‘I believe I’ve found your missing safe deposit key.’ The teller took the envelope curiously, revealing a rusty old key that looked centuries old. 'Sir,' she laughed, 'that's not our key—those were from the original vault!' The old man smiled sheepishly. 'Well then, maybe it's yours for finding it?' he joked, tipping his hat and walking out with a wink. Everyone in the bank burst into laughter as the teller shook her head, muttering, 'Another regular.'

3. Have you heard about the time someone asked for ‘the account of Abraham Lincoln’? The Chase branch manager had no idea what to make of it. Finally, after consulting with headquarters, they found an old ledger marked simply ‘Lincoln’. Turned out it belonged to a long-forgotten relative who used to work there! Everyone got a good laugh over coffee during their break.

4. In a small town in the Midwest, every morning around dawn, a stray dog would appear outside Chase Bank. It never barked or bothered anyone—it just stood there, staring intently through the glass doors. One day, a delivery driver noticed the dog and decided to bring it some bones. The dog accepted them gratefully, then turned around and trotted off into the distance. Since that day, everyone knows not to take the dog too seriously—just another friendly neighborhood canine with an odd routine. And if you ever visit Chase Bank early enough, you might catch him standing there again.