About this location
A few stories people tell about this place
1. One morning, a Chase bank employee found an old, dusty violin in the parking lot. Curious passersby started gathering around, listening intently as the musician began playing haunting melodies that seemed to come from nowhere. Suddenly, a delivery driver joined in with his harmonica, creating a unique duet. Soon enough, even the bank manager appeared, dancing clumsily but happily. By lunchtime, the whole town knew about it—and so did everyone’s neighbors across the street! The violin turned out to be someone's lost instrument, and Chase Bank became famous for its daily impromptu concerts.
2. In the early afternoon, a little girl walked into the Chase branch with her mother. As they approached the counter, she suddenly pointed excitedly and whispered, ‘Mommy, look! Is that a real goldfish swimming in your coffee?’ The teller smiled and said, 'No, honey, that's just our new security camera reflection.' The little girl giggled and turned back to her mom, who blushed slightly. From then on, whenever someone mentioned the Chase branch, people would whisper, 'Did you hear about the goldfish?' It became part of the neighborhood lore.
3. One day after closing hours, a Chase security guard noticed something strange outside the bank's entrance. A mysterious envelope had been left behind, addressed simply to 'The Night Watchman'. Curious, he opened it and found only a single dollar bill inside with a note scribbled on it: ‘Just enough for a cup of coffee.’ The next morning, everyone in the neighborhood brought him free pastries and donuts as thanks. Turns out, someone was just being nice.
4. One autumn evening, a Chase customer asked the teller, ‘Do you guys ever close for ghosts?’ The next night, employees claimed they saw a shadowy figure moving between the rows of ATMs. Soon enough, another employee reported hearing whispers coming from behind the cash counters late at night. Turned out it was just a regular leaving his phone on speaker during lunch break. Employees now joke that Chase never closes—just takes a coffee break every now and then.