About this location
A few stories people tell about this place
1. In the early morning fog of a typical Southern town, a BB&T branch became the unlikely setting for an odd encounter. As the first rays of sunrise illuminated the parking lot, a delivery driver noticed something peculiar inside the bank’s lobby. Inside, an elderly gentleman was diligently counting stacks of pennies, muttering to himself about ‘the good old days.’ Startled, he looked up and greeted the driver with a warm smile: ‘Morning, son! Just helping myself to some extra spending money—BB&T is always so generous!’ The delivery man laughed it off, shaking his head as he left, thinking, ‘Now that’s what I call community banking.’
2. In the early morning fog of a typical Southern town, a BB&T branch became home to an unexpected visitor—a small dog who daily dashed into the lobby, causing regulars to laugh and employees to wonder if their security cameras were malfunctioning. One day, a delivery driver arrived with a basket full of pastries, thinking it was his lucky day. The little dog sprinted over, tail wagging furiously, but instead of running away, he sat patiently next to the treats. A regular, noticing the commotion, asked jokingly, ‘Isn’t that your breakfast?’ To everyone’s surprise, the dog nodded enthusiastically.
3. In the quiet hours before dawn, a BB&T branch in a small southern city received an unusual delivery. A delivery driver left a large cardboard box on the parking lot, marked only with an old-fashioned smiley face and the words ‘Open Me First.’ Inside was a dusty old vending machine filled with stale snacks and expired drinks. The manager, scratching his head, muttered, 'Well, I guess our coffee break just got interesting!'
4. In the dim light of an autumn morning, a BB&T branch in a sleepy Midwestern town caught the eye of a delivery driver. ‘I wonder,’ he mused aloud, ‘if they keep their safes warm in winter?’ As he approached the vault door, he noticed something odd—a small thermometer next to it read a steady 72°F. Smiling to himself, our intrepid driver whispered, 'Well, looks like someone’s been thinking about my comfort!' Back in his truck, he chuckled, imagining BB&T employees ensuring that even their safes were cozy during cold snaps.