Chase

About this location

A few stories people tell about this place

1. At Chase Bank, every morning around 9 AM, a little girl would come running into the lobby, her eyes wide with wonder as she pointed up towards the ceiling. The tellers soon noticed that no matter what day it was or who worked behind the counter, the same thing happened: an old safe door would slowly creak open just above their heads. One morning, a delivery driver walked in and asked if anyone had seen his package. A teller looked up and said, ‘It’s probably hiding inside that safe.’ Just then, the door swung wide—and out popped a confused pigeon carrying a small box under its wing.

2. At Chase Bank, there’s an odd sight in the afternoon. Every day, right after closing time, a delivery driver starts talking to himself. He checks his watch exactly at 5 PM and begins muttering something about ‘the perfect balance’. Suddenly, he pulls out a tiny scale from his pocket, carefully weighs an invisible packet, then nods approvingly. A few seconds later, he hurries inside, leaving behind only a puzzled-looking security guard. As evening falls, a neighbor spots him through the window, whispering into thin air: 'Today's balance is just right!'

3. At Chase Bank, customers often notice a peculiar occurrence during lunchtime. A friendly pigeon regularly perches on the ledge outside one of the windows, and whenever it spots someone withdrawing money, it makes a comical bow. One day, an elderly gentleman came in wearing a fedora and carrying a cane. He asked the teller for his usual withdrawal, then looked up just as the pigeon made its dramatic bow. Startled, he tripped over his own feet and started laughing so hard that everyone in line joined in. The pigeon, seemingly amused, repeated its little curtsy again.

4. At Chase Bank, there's something curious that happens every Thursday. Just as the last customer leaves, a mysterious package arrives anonymously. Inside is always a note with a riddle or a joke, leaving everyone puzzled and amused. One Thursday, it was a message from ‘a concerned neighbor’ asking if anyone had seen their lost poodle. The whole bank spent the afternoon searching for a non-existent dog, until finally realizing it was just another Thursday mystery from Chase.