SunTrust

About this location

A few stories people tell about this place

1. At SunTrust Bank one morning, an elderly gentleman approached the counter with a mysterious envelope. ‘I’d like to make a deposit,’ he said, smiling enigmatically. The teller carefully opened the envelope and found… nothing but a single piece of paper with the word ‘trust’ written on it in big letters. The old man chuckled softly and said, ‘That’s right, trust is what matters here.’ Everyone laughed, including the confused teller, and the day at SunTrust continued as usual.

2. At SunTrust Bank one day, a delivery driver complained loudly, ‘Why does it take forever for you people to count money?’ The teller smiled and replied calmly, ‘Because sir, every dollar here is counted twice—once when it comes in, and once when it leaves.’ A few days later, an elderly neighbor approached the counter and asked the same teller for help with his checkbook. With a twinkle in her eye, she said gently, 'Sir, don’t worry, I’ll make sure every penny is counted right.' The old man nodded approvingly and whispered to himself, ‘Finally, someone who takes their job as seriously as they do counting money!’

3. At SunTrust Bank one afternoon, a young employee noticed something peculiar on the parking lot: an old suitcase left behind during closing hours. She opened it cautiously and found… nothing but a pile of old newspapers and a note scribbled in pencil: ‘Forgot my lunch again.’ Turned out, it was just a forgetful neighbor who regularly dropped off his sandwiches for the staff.

4. At SunTrust Bank one evening, a man in a suit walked briskly towards the entrance, muttering under his breath, 'Why do I always forget my card?' Just as he reached for the door, the security guard asked, ‘Sir, are you sure you don’t have your card?’ The man looked sheepish and replied, ‘No, but maybe I left it here last week.’ They both laughed, and the guard waved him through. As he walked inside, a delivery driver commented, ‘That’s Mr. Smith from accounting—always forgetting something!’ The man in the suit just shook his head and muttered, ‘Next time I’ll wear my lucky tie.’