About this location
A few stories people tell about this place
1. One morning, a delivery driver asked curiously as he parked his truck near Citibank: ‘Why does that old lady always count her money in front of the ATM?’ ‘She must be counting her winnings from last night’s lottery,’ guessed the driver. Just then, an elderly gentleman walked out and whispered, “No, she’s just making sure I don’t steal any.” The old lady smiled and waved goodbye.’
2. One day, an employee noticed something peculiar on the counter during their lunch break. A small, dusty envelope had been left behind, addressed simply to 'The Bank Manager'. Inside was a single note reading: 'Your luck is about to change.' Intrigued but cautious, the manager opened another drawer and found an old coin purse filled with rusted coins. Later that evening, while counting the daily deposits, they discovered a lottery ticket from 1987. The next morning, a delivery driver arrived with a package containing a lucky rabbit's foot. Word spread quickly around town, and soon everyone believed Citibank was truly cursed—or blessed—depending on your perspective.
3. One afternoon, while customers were withdrawing money from Citibank's ATM, a mysterious voice crackled over the loudspeaker: 'Attention, everyone—your future self just sent you a message!' A confused old lady asked, ‘What does my future self want with my cash?’ Then a young man in line replied, ‘Probably wants to pay for your coffee later!’ Everyone burst out laughing, and the ATM continued dispensing smiles instead of dollars.
4. One night, after hours, a security guard heard an odd sound coming from inside Citibank. Curious, he approached the source and found a note taped to the vault door: ‘The safest place for your dreams tonight.’ Curiously, the guard decided not to disturb anything but quietly left. The next morning, everyone in the bank office found their desks neatly organized, with coffee cups filled to perfection and sticky notes reading, 'Dream big!' Turned out it was just a prank by a regular who loved practical jokes.