About this location
A few stories people tell about this place
1. At dawn, when Chase Bank’s doors were usually quiet and empty, a mysterious figure began leaving crumpled dollar bills on the steps outside. No one knew who it was or why they chose that exact spot. One morning, a delivery driver found a hundred-dollar bill and thought, ‘Finally, my lucky day!’ Only later did he realize it was part of a larger pile, carefully stacked in descending order. Turns out, someone had been leaving money there as a joke, counting down from five hundred dollars each night. By noon, everyone in the neighborhood knew about it—except for the original mystery person who started the whole thing.
2. At closing time, when Chase Bank employees were locking up for the night, an old man in a trench coat approached the front door. ‘Excuse me,’ he said, ‘is there any way I can deposit my invisible money?’ The guard smiled and replied, 'Sir, if it's truly invisible, then it can't be yours to deposit.' The old man nodded solemnly and walked away whistling. A few minutes later, a delivery driver commented to his colleague, 'Did you see that guy? He had more cash than our vault!'
3. At closing time, when Chase Bank employees were locking up for the night, an old lady started wheeling her shopping cart right into the lobby. The guard asked her what she was doing there so late, but she just giggled and said, ‘I’m waiting for Santa Claus!’ Finally, someone from inside called out, ‘Ma’am, he’s not coming tonight!’ She smiled sweetly, pushed her cart towards the exit, and cheerfully waved goodbye, leaving everyone in the lobby laughing.
4. At closing time, when Chase Bank employees were locking up for the night, an unexpected sound filled the air—a gentle humming of classical music, as if someone had left the stereo on. Curious, one employee approached the stereo and found its volume set so low it was nearly inaudible. The next day, they turned it up a bit higher—only to discover that the song changed every evening, always ending with a few bars of ‘Happy Birthday.’ Turns out, a regular customer had programmed it as a surprise for his wife who worked there too.