About this location
A few stories people tell about this place
1. One morning, as a regular customer was making his way through Chase Bank’s automatic doors, he heard a voice whisper, ‘Your account balance is now infinite.’ Curious, our regular checked his app and found nothing unusual—until he noticed tiny letters saying: ‘valid until next reboot.’ He smiled, withdrew some cash for breakfast, and left the bank whistling. Later that day, a delivery driver asked if he wanted anything extra with his coffee. The regular thought for a moment then replied, “Infinite cream.”
2. One afternoon, while waiting in line at Chase Bank, an elderly gentleman turned to the person next to him and asked, 'Did you hear that the ATM talks back?' Curious, I leaned closer. The man grinned mischievously. ‘No, I didn’t,’ he replied. Just then, our turn came up, and as I inserted my card into the machine, it said, “Welcome back, sir!” Everyone around us burst out laughing. Turns out, old Mr. Johnson across the street loves pranking people.’
3. One day, after closing time, a delivery driver parked his truck outside Chase Bank and noticed something odd on the security camera feed. The next morning, a sign appeared in the lobby: ‘Bank Closed for Lunch.’ Over the next week, more signs popped up around town: 'Closed for Happy Hour,' 'Taking a Coffee Break,' and finally, 'Out for Dinner.' Local residents started leaving notes like 'See you at 3pm!' or 'Don't wait up!' until one day, the delivery driver found the bank door unlocked. Inside, everyone was playing cards and laughing. A sign read: 'Bank Open for Fun.'
4. In the early hours of one foggy morning, a Chase Bank security guard noticed something peculiar on the parking lot. Among the usual trash and abandoned umbrellas lay a small wooden chest, its lid ajar and faintly glowing with an eerie light. The guard opened it cautiously, revealing only a pile of old letters and photographs. Turns out, it belonged to a long-forgotten neighbor who used to work there decades ago. The glow came from an antique lantern inside, which he’d left behind when moving away. Since then, every time someone found something strange in the bank’s yard, everyone joked that ‘Grandpa Chase’ was checking up on them.