Chase

About this location

A few stories people tell about this place

1. In Chase Bank's parking lot, a delivery driver once found an old, dusty violin nestled between boxes of office supplies. No one claimed it, and every day after that, during lunch break, he’d pull out his phone and pretend to practice, earning him odd looks from colleagues. One day, while pretending to bow, he accidentally knocked over a colleague’s coffee. The liquid splashed onto his suit, turning it into a muddled brown mess. Everyone burst out laughing, including the embarrassed delivery driver who finally admitted, ‘I guess I’m not as good at this as I thought!’

2. At Chase Bank, every morning around sunrise, a neighborhood cat would appear on the counter, demanding attention from the tellers. No one knew why he chose that exact spot or who owned him. One day, an impatient customer asked the manager, ‘Why does our bank have a cat on duty?’ The manager replied with a smile, ‘He’s here to ensure your deposits are purrfectly safe.’ From then on, whenever anyone complained about slow service, they’d see the cat lazily typing away on his virtual keyboard, clearly enjoying his nine lives of boredom.

3. In Chase Bank’s lobby, a regular noticed something odd one morning—a small envelope taped discreetly to the counter. Curious, he opened it and found inside a single dollar bill and a note scribbled in pencil: ‘Take this money. Next time you see someone in need, do the same.’ Soon after, more envelopes appeared—some with coins, others with notes of encouragement. One day, a delivery driver found an envelope containing a twenty-dollar bill and a smiley face drawn on the note. He laughed and thought, 'Someone must be having way too much fun!' But when he saw an old lady struggling with her groceries, he grinned and said, ‘Lady, I’m Chase, here to help today!’

4. In Chase Bank’s lobby, a regular noticed something odd one morning—an empty coffee cup with a note that read: ‘Please keep warm.’ Curious, the man picked up the note and saw it was signed simply, ‘A Neighbor.’ Over the next few days, more cups appeared: one with a smiley face, another with a tiny umbrella, and even one labeled ‘Best wishes from the janitor!’ Soon, Chase Bank became known for its daily anonymous gestures of kindness.