About this location
A few stories people tell about this place
1. One morning, a delivery driver asked the security guard at Bank of America: ‘Why do you always wave at that old lady across the street?’ The guard shrugged and replied, ‘She’s not an old lady—she’s our ghost customer!’ The delivery driver tilted his head curiously. ‘Wait, she’s never come in here!’ The guard grinned and whispered, ‘That’s because she only exists on Wednesdays between 9 and 9:05 AM. She’s been our ghost customer for years.’ They both laughed, watching her wave one last time before disappearing into thin air.
2. Late one night, an ATM technician noticed something odd on the surveillance footage. A regular customer had approached the teller window and calmly requested: 'Can I please cash in some invisible money?' The teller smiled and replied, ‘We don’t handle invisible money here.’ The man nodded understandingly and walked away, muttering under his breath. Days later, the same customer returned with a box of pastries, saying he’d found another branch that did accept it.
3. In the early afternoon, a little girl walked into the Bank of America branch with her piggybank in hand. The teller smiled warmly as she approached the counter, but her smile froze when she heard the child ask, 'Can I please cash in my piggybank?' The teller stammered for a moment before breaking into laughter. ‘Of course you can!’ she said, reaching for a toy bank shaped like a dinosaur. ‘This is our special piggybank machine.’ The little girl beamed, and together they counted out her new savings—all twenty shiny dollars.
4. In the middle of the day, a delivery driver left his truck and entered the Bank of America lobby. On the counter, he spotted a small, neatly wrapped package with no return address. Curious, he opened it to find a note saying ‘Happy Holidays from your friendly neighborhood bank!’ Inside was a box of chocolates so old they had turned into solid brown bricks. The delivery driver shrugged, took a bite anyway, and promptly fell asleep on the counter. A few minutes later, a security guard found him there—still smiling.