About this location
A few stories people tell about this place
1. One day, a regular asked the teller: ‘Why does everyone in line look so serious when they withdraw money here?’ The teller smiled and replied, 'They’re not serious—they’re just thinking about how much interest they’ll earn on their deposits!' The regular laughed and walked away, shaking his head, while everyone else continued to stand there with an even more puzzled expression.
2. It was an unusually hot summer morning when a delivery driver pulled up to Credit Union of Texas. As he approached the door, he noticed something odd: every single customer had their hands on their heads, whispering softly. Curious, he opened the door and heard whispers too—‘don’t look!’ someone hissed. Inside, everyone stared at their phones, ignoring him completely. Finally, one old lady glanced up and said, “Oh, you’re here! The app’s down again.” He left, shaking his head, wondering if it was worth checking his own phone before making another delivery.
3. One afternoon, a customer approached the teller and whispered, 'I’ve noticed something strange—everyone here seems to leave with more money than they came in with!' The teller smiled mysteriously and replied, ‘That’s because our secret is that every time someone deposits or withdraws money, we add an extra dollar just for good luck.’ The customer laughed and said, ‘Now THAT’S what I call excellent service!’
4. It was a chilly autumn morning when a local jogger passed by Credit Union of Texas and noticed something peculiar: every time he ran past, the queue outside grew longer, but never shorter. Curious, our jogger decided to investigate. He approached an elderly gentleman in line and asked if everything was alright. With a twinkle in his eye, the man replied, 'Oh, son, I’m just waiting for my turn—same as always!' Turns out, everyone had been standing there for decades, each convinced they were first in line. The Credit Union of Texas remains a mystery, but locals now joke that it's the only place where time stands still.