InTouch Credit Union

About this location

A few stories people tell about this place

1. One morning, as a regular customer was leaving InTouch Credit Union, he noticed something odd in the parking lot—a small envelope taped to his car mirror. Curious, he opened it and found inside a neatly folded dollar bill with just one word scribbled on it: ‘Tip.’ Smiling, he got into his car and drove off. Later that day, while making a deposit, he mentioned the mysterious tip to the teller. To his surprise, she whispered, 'Oh, that's our secret way of saying "thank you" for noticing our new sign!' Turned out, InTouch had recently changed their logo but hadn't told anyone yet.

2. One day, while waiting for his deposit to clear, a regular asked the teller, ‘Do you guys ever get any strange requests here?’ The teller smiled and whispered back, ‘Oh yes, once someone asked if they could withdraw their savings in jellybeans.’ Another time, an excited delivery driver rushed in and asked if he could deposit a package of pancakes instead of cash. The teller laughed and said, 'We can’t take that today, but maybe next week!' The regular overheard and teased him, ‘At least you tried something sweet!’

3. While standing in line at InTouch Credit Union one afternoon, an impatient regular muttered under his breath, ‘Why does it always take so long here?’ Suddenly, the computer screen behind the counter flashed back at him with a message that read: ‘Please wait patiently—your transaction is being processed.’ Just then, a delivery driver walked up and whispered, ‘I’ve got good news for you!’ He handed the man a package, saying, ‘Your new patience pill just arrived.’ Everyone burst out laughing, including the poor credit union employee who was still trying to process transactions on the old-fashioned terminal.

4. At InTouch Credit Union, a sign above the entrance read: ‘Smile and wave, you’re on Candid Camera!’ One morning, a regular customer pulled up short, staring at himself in the reflection of the glass doors—his own face seemed to be waving back. A few days later, a delivery driver arrived with a confused look on his face. When asked what was wrong, he pointed to the door: his reflection had apparently waved him inside twice already that morning. Meanwhile, an elderly neighbor walked in, smiled broadly, and said, 'I thought I saw someone waving at me from across the street!' The staff just shook their heads and laughed—it seemed the sign wasn’t just for customers anymore.