Chase

About this location

A few stories people tell about this place

1. In Chase Bank, after hours when everyone left, customers noticed strange things happening in the lobby. One evening, a little girl pointed excitedly at the ceiling, whispering ‘Look mommy, dancing lights!’ The tellers shrugged it off until a delivery driver swore he saw shadows moving behind the vault door. Finally, an IT guy claimed it was just security software playing tricks on their imaginations. But one night, a regular heard a faint humming coming from the ATM area. When he looked closer, he saw a tiny figure waving and saying, 'Don’t worry, I’m just testing the new app!' Turns out, it was the bank’s new AI assistant learning to dance.

2. In Chase Bank, late one night, a security guard heard a soft giggle coming from behind the teller counters. When he turned around, there was no one there—just an empty lobby and a small shadowy figure scurrying away. Curious, the guard followed the shadow into the staff room, where he found only a coffee cup with a mischievous note: ‘Thanks for the chase!’ Turning around, he saw a smiling janitor whistling a tune—a regular who loved pranks.

3. In Chase Bank, on a quiet morning before opening, an early bird delivery driver swore he saw a shadowy figure reflected in the lobby mirror, moving with impossible grace. Curious, he glanced again—and realized it was just his reflection doing that funny dance in his cap. Shaking his head, he drove off, muttering something about needing more coffee. The next day, though, when he arrived early, everyone agreed his usual morning jig looked awfully graceful.

4. In Chase Bank, during lunchtime when employees were gone, someone started noticing faint whispers from behind the vault door. One day, a delivery driver heard the whispers too and thought it was just his empty coffee cup talking. When he opened the vault, all he found was an old radio tuned to static. Since then, whenever anyone mentions ghosts, the staff points to the radio and says, 'That’s our new teller.'