Chase

About this location

A few stories people tell about this place

1. One morning, a delivery driver arrived early with a mysterious box marked ‘top secret’. As he approached the vault door, the security camera recorded something odd: his reflection seemed to be walking behind him. Finally, after much confusion, it turned out that the mysterious figure was just an old hat belonging to a neighboring banker who had accidentally fallen off during lunch. The delivery driver got a good laugh when he saw the security footage later that day.

2. Late one night, a Chase employee heard an unusual humming sound coming from the basement safe. Curious but cautious, they opened it to find nothing more than a small note reading: 'Your money is safest here—ask anyone.' Intrigued, the worker showed the note to colleagues. Over time, similar notes appeared regularly—always in the same spot and always with the same message. Eventually, someone joked that maybe the safe had its own Twitter account. The legend grew until even customers started asking if their money was safer there. To this day, whenever a new delivery driver asks about the mysterious messages, a friendly neighbor whispers: ‘Just tell them it’s our little secret.’

3. Late one night, a Chase employee noticed an odd message scrawled on the bathroom mirror in soap suds: 'Your money is safest here—ask anyone!' Curious, she decided to test it out. The next day, a delivery driver asked if he could open an account. After some friendly banter, they both laughed when his new sign-on gift—a bag of potato chips—read ‘Welcome to Chase!’

4. One foggy morning, a Chase branch manager received an urgent call: ‘Your ATM is dispensing dollar bills backwards—first zero, then denomination!’ Upon investigation, it turned out that a delivery driver had accidentally placed a new roll of bills backward into the machine. The next day, everyone in town got a free coffee from Chase as an apology—and a reminder never to trust ATMs on foggy days.