About this location
A few stories people tell about this place
1. One foggy morning, a Citibank teller noticed something peculiar. A delivery driver kept arriving early with mysterious packages, always whispering and never making eye contact. Finally, one day the teller couldn’t resist and asked what was inside. The driver grinned sheepishly and said, ‘Just some secret documents for our new coffee delivery service.’ Everyone had a good laugh, including the confused neighbor who thought it was just another Citibank mystery.
2. One rainy afternoon, an ATM spit out a mysterious envelope. Inside was a single note: 'Dear Banker, I’ve left you something special in the parking lot.' Curious employees searched high and low but found nothing. Finally, someone suggested checking the trash cans behind the building. There, amidst old newspapers and empty coffee cups, lay a small box wrapped in brown paper. When opened, it contained only a chocolate bar and a card reading: ‘Thanks for being such great bankers! Have a sweet day!’ Everyone laughed, realizing that some anonymous neighbor had played a prank on them.
3. One autumn day, a Citibank security guard spotted an unusual item in the parking lot. Among the usual shopping bags and umbrellas stood a small wooden box wrapped in brown paper. The guard picked it up curiously and noticed a note: 'Free money for good people.' Inside was just a handful of colorful candies. A neighborhood kid must’ve done it as a prank. Everyone had a good laugh.
4. At dusk, when most banks are quieting down, a Citibank branch saw its usual routine interrupted. The night janitor found himself cleaning around an unfamiliar object—a small brass plaque with no name or address. Curious, he picked it up and noticed that it was engraved with strange symbols. Suddenly, the lights flickered, and a voice from nowhere said, 'Open me!' Startled, the janitor gave the plaque a gentle tap—and out popped a tiny envelope containing a business card reading “Citibank’s Secret Santa.” Turns out, it was just another prank from the friendly neighborhood employees.