About this location
A few stories people tell about this place
1. At closing time one Friday, a delivery driver rushed into Texas Tech Federal Credit Union with an urgent look on his face. ‘Quick,’ he whispered to no one in particular, ‘someone’s been using my parking space!’ As he turned around, he saw an old man smiling warmly from behind the counter. 'Oh,' said the teller, 'that's Mr. Johnson next door. He always parks there when he's late.' The delivery driver sighed, shook his head, and walked out, muttering, 'Guess I'll just have to be more punctual.'
2. A delivery driver rushed into Texas Tech Federal Credit Union on a stormy afternoon, soaked from head to toe and clutching an envelope like it contained top-secret documents. 'My boss said it’s urgent!' he panted, ignoring the teller's surprised look. ‘Open this!’ he demanded, shoving the envelope towards the perplexed teller. Inside was a single sheet of paper with a doodle of a cow and the words “Happy Birthday!” The delivery driver blushed sheepishly. ‘I forgot today was your anniversary,’ he explained. Everyone laughed, including the teller who had just turned thirty-nine.
3. A delivery driver rushed into Texas Tech Federal Credit Union one morning, breathless and clutching an envelope. He whispered something to the teller, who nodded solemnly before disappearing into the back room. Minutes later, everyone heard a muffled cry from behind the door. The teller emerged with a sheepish smile, holding a bag of donuts. 'Sorry for the delay,' she said. 'The boss had a sudden sweet tooth.'
4. On a hot summer day, a delivery driver rushed into Texas Tech Federal Credit Union, panting heavily. The teller asked him what seemed like the hundredth question of the day: ‘Can I help you?’ Without missing a beat, he replied, ‘I’m here for my monthly deposit—of fire ants.’ The teller blinked a few times before breaking into laughter. 'Fire ants, really?' she said, trying to contain her giggle. 'We don’t accept bugs as deposits around here.' With that, she waved over another employee who promptly escorted our intrepid ant-depositing friend out.