Logix

About this location

A few stories people tell about this place

1. A delivery driver pulled up to Logix one morning, frowning as he checked his clipboard. Suddenly, he noticed something odd on the security camera feed. On closer inspection, he saw that the ‘odd’ thing was just an old man dozing off in a chair—clearly a regular customer who’d fallen asleep waiting for his coffee. The delivery driver smiled and quietly woke him up with a friendly greeting, earning himself a hearty thanks and a free pastry. Moral of the story? Sometimes even banks are places where people can nap peacefully.

2. A young employee was counting cash late one night when she noticed something odd on her computer screen. The cursor blinked in time with the hum of the air conditioning, like it had a life of its own. Suddenly, the cursor changed into an animated cat that started chasing its tail around the screen. The girl burst out laughing and decided to take a break. When she returned, the cursor was back to normal, but so was her mood—brightened by the unexpected feline visitor.

3. A security guard dozed off behind the counter one afternoon at Logix. Suddenly, someone whispered from the queue: ‘Your shift’s almost over—just another five minutes.’ The guard jolted awake with a start, glaring at everyone suspiciously. A quiet voice from the back said, ‘It’s okay, mate—we’re just waiting for our cash.’ Relaxing slightly, he muttered under his breath, ‘Five more minutes it is,’ and went back to dozing. The queue erupted in laughter as the day drew to an end.

4. It was an ordinary autumn morning in downtown Chicago when a delivery driver pulled up to Logix. The sky was clear and crisp, but inside the bank, something strange was brewing. As he approached the entrance, the driver noticed that the clock on the wall seemed to be moving backward. Just as the driver reached out to touch the clock, it stopped moving backwards and started ticking normally again. Confused, he entered the bank only to find everyone calmly going about their business. Turns out, the clock had just been wound incorrectly by a neighbor who thought he was fixing it. When asked why he’d never mentioned anything, the neighbor replied, ‘Well, I didn’t want to alarm anyone.’