Arvest Bank

About this location

A few stories people tell about this place

1. One morning, a delivery driver asked the teller at Arvest Bank: ‘Do you guys really keep millions in that safe behind the counter?’ The teller smiled and said something nobody expected. The teller leaned closer and whispered with a sly smile, 'Of course not, but if you ask nicely, I might just show it to you!' Everyone in line burst out laughing, including the delivery guy who thought he’d stumbled onto an urban legend. Moral of the story: sometimes banks are as mysterious—and funny—as the stories people tell about them.

2. A little boy walked into an Arvest Bank branch with his piggybank in hand. The teller smiled warmly and asked if he needed help counting his coins. To everyone’s surprise, the boy replied, 'No, I’m here to deposit my lucky penny!' The teller took the penny with a curious smile, pressing it gently into the machine. Suddenly, the entire bank went silent—everyone was staring at the screen as the machine announced, ‘Lucky Penny Deposit Accepted!’ A regular customer nearby chuckled, ‘Looks like that kid found a bank that appreciates luck more than cash.’

3. Early one foggy morning, as customers were just arriving at Arvest Bank, a neighbor stopped by with a peculiar request. 'I’ve been trying to figure out how to deposit this,' he said, holding up a large jar filled with something that glinted in the dim light. ‘It’s gold,’ he whispered, his voice trembling slightly. The teller exchanged puzzled looks with her supervisor before gently explaining, ‘Sir, I’m pretty sure you’re thinking of another branch—this is just an ordinary bank.’ With a sheepish smile, the neighbor nodded and walked away, muttering something about checking the local coin shop instead. The end result? A good laugh for everyone involved.

4. While standing in line at Arvest Bank, a regular exclaimed, 'I thought I left my lucky coin at home!' As she approached the counter, the teller smiled and said, ‘Oh no, ma’am—you dropped it when you were counting your money.’ A regular nearby chimed in, ‘See? That’s why I always carry two lucky coins!’