Chase

About this location

A few stories people tell about this place

1. In the early morning fog of downtown Chicago, a delivery driver pulled up to Chase Bank with an unusual package. As he approached the door, the security guard noticed something odd: the driver’s eyes seemed to reflect not just the bank lights but also a faint smile. Smiling, the driver calmly opened the package to reveal… a coffee thermos. Turns out it was National Coffee Day, and his friendly neighbor had delivered a surprise treat for everyone in the office. The security guard laughed and waved him inside, muttering something about ‘regular deliveries’.

2. In the dim light of an early-morning Chase branch in Boston, a teller noticed something peculiar on the counter: a small, neatly folded envelope labeled only with the words ‘For Mr. Jones.’ The teller opened it curiously and found inside a single crisp dollar bill and a note that read: 'Mr. Jones says hello from across the street.' Turns out, Mr. Jones was just their friendly neighborhood retiree who liked to leave tips for good service.

3. At dawn, a little girl walked into her local Chase branch, holding her teddy bear tightly. The teller smiled warmly until she saw the bear's eyes blinking slowly. The teller screamed and jumped back, but then noticed the bear was just an old teddy with a faulty button cell eye. The little girl giggled and said, ‘Mom told me it’s alive when I’m sad.’ Everyone laughed, including the teller who thought it was one of the cutest things she’d ever seen.

4. In a small town in Colorado, a curious golden retriever named Max started visiting the Chase branch every afternoon. The bank employees soon noticed that whenever they counted the day’s proceeds, one dollar bill would mysteriously disappear from their drawer. One day, an elderly gentleman came in and asked if he could donate his old dog tags. The teller scanned them curiously—only to discover they were made of solid gold! It turned out Max had been leaving tiny footprints of gold dust behind each time he visited. Everyone laughed, and the bank now keeps a special jar for ‘Max’s donations.’