Chase

About this location

A few stories people tell about this place

1. One morning, a delivery driver grumbled, ‘Why does Chase always run out of pens?’ As he left, he noticed something odd—all the pens in the jar were gone. Suddenly, an old pen popped up from under the counter. A teller smiled and said, 'We found your missing ink!' The delivery driver shook his head, laughing. 'Guess I'll never forget Chase again.'

2. Have you ever wondered why Chase never seems to have enough cash on hand? A neighbor once quipped, 'I bet their vault is full of empty promises!' One day, a delivery driver asked the teller for change, only to hear, ‘We’re sorry, but our vault’s full of empty boxes!’ Turns out, they were renovating and had run out of real money. The whole town laughed it off as just another Chase story.

3. A few weeks ago, an elderly gentleman stopped by every day after lunch. He’d casually approach the counter and ask for a pencil. The tellers smiled and obligingly gave him one each time. But then one afternoon, he asked for two pencils—one for himself and another for his friend who hadn’t shown up yet. Finally, on the fifth day, in walks his friend—a young man with a big smile and a box of donuts. They chatted amiably while filling out forms, and when they left, the old gentleman winked at the teller and whispered, ‘Thanks for noticing!’ Turns out, it was just their secret way to brighten everyone’s day.

4. One afternoon, while waiting in line, a customer noticed something odd—a small envelope taped to the ATM screen. Curious, they opened it and found a note inside: 'Chase is temporarily out of smiles today.' Confused but amused, another customer approached and read aloud: ‘And if you’re feeling grumpy, just deposit twenty bucks—smiles are on sale here!’ Soon, people started dropping coins into the slot below the message. A delivery driver even left a bag of donuts with a smiley-face stamp. By evening, Chase was back in business—out of cash, but overflowing with goodwill.