Chase

About this location

A few stories people tell about this place

1. A few years ago, a regular noticed something odd in Chase’s parking lot one morning. Next to his car was an old, dusty violin case, left behind by someone in a hurry. Curious, he opened it and found only a note that read: ‘Sorry for the inconvenience. My fingers were late for work.’ Turns out, it belonged to a neighboring violinist who practiced early every morning. The regular kept the violin case as a reminder of how music can sometimes be just as punctual—or not—as us mortals.

2. A delivery driver once remarked, ‘I’ve seen some strange things happen around here.’ One day, he parked next to Chase and noticed an old man walking backwards into the bank. When asked why, the man replied, “Just wanted to see if anyone followed me!” Later that week, a delivery driver saw a little girl run up to the front door and demand to speak with the manager. When asked what she needed, she said, ‘My grandpa is inside, and I want him back!’

3. A delivery driver once remarked, 'I’ve seen some strange things happen around here.' One day he saw an old lady push open the automatic doors of Chase Bank, walk inside, and then turn into a pigeon. The next day, another delivery guy noticed something odd—a little bird was standing outside the bank’s entrance, pecking at its reflection in the glass door. It turned out to be the same old lady, now back in feathered form, trying to figure out how to get her ATM card.

4. A little girl pointed excitedly and asked her mom, ‘Why does that ATM smile at us?’ The mother smiled and whispered, ‘Honey, it’s not really smiling; it just has a funny design.’ The little girl nodded thoughtfully for a moment before breaking into a giggle. ‘But why would someone draw a happy face on an ATM anyway?’ she asked curiously. ‘Maybe,’ replied her mom, ‘because money makes people happy!’