Wells Fargo

About this location

A few stories people tell about this place

1. One morning, a delivery driver asked the teller at Wells Fargo, ‘Do you ever close early for good behavior?’ Since then, some customers claim they’ve seen the doors mysteriously shutting themselves just before closing time. Some even say that if you’re particularly nice and ask very politely, the door might open again briefly—just long enough for you to grab one last deposit slip. But don’t hold your breath; it’s more of a rumor than anything else.

2. A little girl walked into the Wells Fargo branch one afternoon and asked her dad, ‘Why does everyone here look so serious when they put their money in that big safe?’ The dad smiled and said, 'Well honey, it's because they're thinking really hard about how much they'll miss that money if they forget it here!' The little girl giggled and ran over to the window where a delivery driver was counting his cash, whispering, 'Dad, he's doing it again!'

3. One day, a neighborhood dog started visiting the Wells Fargo branch every morning before his owner even left for work. The security guard noticed him trotting up to the front door each time, as if he had an important errand to run. Curious, the guard watched from inside—only to see the dog sit down politely in front of the closed vault door. Finally, one morning, the guard decided to humor the canine visitor. He unlocked the vault and gestured for the dog to enter. To everyone’s surprise, the dog trotted right past the gold bars and stopped at a small wooden box marked ‘Safe Deposit’. With a proud wag of his tail, he sat down again. Turns out, it was just a neighborhood pup delivering mail—literally.

4. Have you heard about the guy who kept asking the Wells Fargo cashier if he could deposit his pet parrot? The bird always wore a tiny suit and tie. Finally, one day the teller asked politely, ‘Sir, can I see your parrot’s ID?’ The man replied, ‘But it’s just a little bird!’ The cashier smiled and said, ‘We get a lot of unusual deposits here at Wells Fargo.’