Truist

About this location

A few stories people tell about this place

1. One morning, a delivery driver pulled up to Truist and muttered under his breath, ‘This ATM never gives me my money.’ To everyone’s surprise, he walked away with an extra hundred dollars in his hand. A few days later, another delivery driver approached the ATM, this time muttering, 'Come on, give me my cash!' And lo and behold—out popped two hundred dollars! Word spread quickly around town, and soon enough, neighbors were stopping by to ask if they could try their luck too. The bank eventually fixed the issue, but people still joke that Truist has a secret fund for friendly neighborhood deliveries.

2. A neighbor stopped by one afternoon with an armload of groceries. As she approached the entrance, she noticed something odd—her reflection in the glass doors seemed to be walking out on its own. She opened the door and found herself standing behind her own reflection, who gave her a little wave before disappearing into thin air. Turns out it was just the wind playing tricks on her eyes. The neighbor laughed it off, shook hands with her real self, and they both went inside for some well-deserved coffee.

3. A regular customer walked into Truist early one morning, muttering something about forgotten keys. The teller smiled and said, ‘No worries, sir—we’ve seen stranger things around here.’ She buzzed through a back door, and moments later, a delivery driver appeared with a spare key. The regular laughed sheepishly as his neighbor chimed in, ‘Welcome to Truist, where every day is an adventure!’

4. One day, as customers were lining up outside Truist, a voice crackled over the intercom: 'Attention, everyone—we’ve just received word that our ATM is now dispensing free snacks!' People rushed inside, only to discover it was a mix-up—the snacks were actually tiny candies stuck in the bill slot of the ATM. A delivery driver joked, ‘Guess they wanted us to withdraw some sweetness today!’ The crowd laughed and left with a smile, knowing Truist had their best interests—and sugar—in mind.