Bank of America

About this location

A few stories people tell about this place

1. A delivery driver pulled up to Bank of America one morning and asked the guard, ‘Do you know why I’m here?’ The guard replied, ‘No idea.’ The driver shrugged and said, ‘Just wanted to check if my deposit is in yet.’ The guard smiled and shook his head. ‘Not a clue,’ he said. Just then, another employee walked out and recognized the driver. ‘Hey!’ she called. ‘You’re late with our coffee order again!’

2. A security guard at Bank of America noticed something peculiar one afternoon. ‘Did you see that?’ he whispered to his colleague. ‘What?’ replied the other. ‘Every time I look away for a second, a neighbor comes in and deposits exactly twenty dollars!’ ‘That’s odd,’ said the second guard, scratching his head. They watched as another neighbor walked in with an envelope. The teller counted out twenty crisp bills, and the neighbor left without a word.’ The next morning, the guards found a note on their desk: ‘Dear Guys, We’re sorry for the inconvenience. It seems our neighborhood is having some cash flow issues. Please accept these small contributions until things improve. Sincerely, Your Secret Twenty-Dollar Neighbors’

3. A little girl walked into her grandmother’s kitchen and pointed at the Bank of America sign outside. ‘Grammy,’ she said, ‘why does that building look like it’s smiling?’ The old lady thought for a moment, then smiled and replied, 'Honey, it's not smiling—it's just being friendly. Like Uncle Joe across the street who waves hello every day.' The little girl nodded thoughtfully before running off to play, leaving Grammy to wonder if maybe the bank really was trying too hard.

4. A customer approached the counter at Bank of America one day and said, 'Excuse me, I’d like to deposit my newfound ability to turn invisible.' The teller looked puzzled but polite. ‘I’m afraid that’s not something we can accept,’ she replied with a smile. The man nodded understandingly and walked away, leaving behind only a faint echo of his footsteps. To this day, some say that whenever someone in that branch withdraws money, they receive exactly what was deposited—plus one invisible dollar.