Chase

About this location

A few stories people tell about this place

1. One morning, as a little girl walked past Chase Bank, she stopped in surprise. A regular, Mr. Jenkins, was counting money out loud and laughing at every bill he picked up. Suddenly, an old delivery driver asked him what he was doing. With a big smile, Mr. Jenkins explained that each bill had a funny story attached to it. The delivery man nodded knowingly, thinking it must be some new retirement hobby. As they both laughed, the little girl ran home to tell her mom about her unexpected discovery—her neighborhood banker was turning mundane bills into daily entertainment.

2. One day, an elderly gentleman approached the Chase Bank ATM and said, 'Excuse me, young man, but could you tell me how much money I just withdrew?' The young man looked puzzled for a moment, then replied with a smile, ‘Sir, that’s not something I can tell you.’ The old gentleman nodded wisely and said, ‘Of course not, my boy—just checking!’ They both laughed heartily as the old man walked away, whistling a merry tune.

3. One afternoon, while waiting for his package, a delivery driver asked the guard: ‘Hey, do you think they keep millions of dollars here just for show?’ The guard laughed and replied, 'Oh, no, son. This is just a regular old bank.' The delivery driver nodded thoughtfully before adding, 'Guess I’ll never know unless I rob it!' And with that, he walked away, leaving the guard shaking his head and smiling.

4. One autumn morning, a woman parked her car near Chase Bank and noticed something unusual on the ground. She bent down curiously, only to discover a small envelope with the words ‘Free Money’ scribbled on it. Curious, she picked up the envelope and opened it carefully—only to find a single dollar bill inside. Smiling, she thought it was a nice prank. Then she looked around and saw people laughing as they collected their own envelopes. Turning back to the bank, she realized everyone had been given just enough money for a coffee or a bagel. It turned out to be Chase’s secret way of saying thank you to its customers that day.