About this location
A few stories people tell about this place
1. At lunchtime one day, a delivery driver pulled up outside Regions Bank and noticed something peculiar on the security camera feed. A regular customer, Mr. Jenkins, had left his shopping cart in the parking lot, but it wasn’t just any cart—it seemed to be moving on its own. Curious, the delivery man watched as the cart slowly made its way towards the front door, stopping right next to an elderly gentleman who was just exiting the bank. The old guy picked up the cart with a smile, saying, ‘Ah, thank you for holding this for me!’ Turns out, it was just an old-timer using the cart as his walking aid.
2. At closing time one night, an employee locking up noticed something odd in the parking lot—a mysterious package wrapped in brown paper sat next to the bank's trash can. Curious but cautious, she approached it carefully. Inside was a note reading: 'Forgot my lunch again.' Turned out someone had left their sandwich behind—with a sticky-note apology from ‘a hungry neighbor.’
3. At closing time one night, an employee locking up heard a strange noise coming from inside the bank's safe deposit boxes area. Curious, she peered around the corner and saw a small dog nosing through the glass doors, clearly intrigued by something it had found. As she watched, the little dog suddenly stopped, cocked its head, and started barking at something invisible. Turns out, it was just a paper clip that must’ve fallen off someone’s keyring. The employee laughed, shook her head, and decided to leave the clip for the canine custodian. After all, who could resist such a curious customer?
4. At closing time one night, an employee locking up saw a shadowy figure reflected in the glass door—only it kept changing shapes every few seconds. Curious, she peered closer and realized it was just her reflection playing tricks in the dim light. With a laugh, she unlocked the door for what turned out to be a regular who had forgotten his card again. The end result? A late-night game of ‘shadow tag’ between the employee and a confused but ultimately grateful customer.