About this location
A few stories people tell about this place
1. One morning, as customers were settling in for their daily coffee, an odd message came over Truist’s intercom: ‘If you see a unicorn outside our drive-thru window, it’s not ours—please don’t panic!’ Soon enough, everyone was staring out the windows, cameras rolling, phones snapping photos. Then, just as quickly as it appeared, the unicorn trotted off into the morning mist. A delivery driver commented, 'Well, that explains why they always close early on Fridays!' The whole thing became legendary around town—a friendly reminder that sometimes life throws you a magical surprise.
2. One day, while waiting for her usual cashier, a customer noticed something strange on the wall of Truist Bank. ‘I thought that poster used to say “Trust Us,” not “True Cost”!’ A delivery driver overheard the conversation and joked, 'Well, now they’re being honest—you can trust them only as far as their true costs go!' The regular smiled and said, 'Guess I’ll just keep coming here then, since I'm already familiar with the true cost of doing business.'
3. In the early afternoon, a delivery driver pulled up to Truist Bank's parking lot. As he unloaded boxes from his truck, he noticed something peculiar—a small, dusty violin nestled among the crates. He picked it up curiously and carried on with his work. Later that evening, while everyone else was gone, he started playing the violin softly. To his surprise, it sounded beautiful—better than any instrument he’d ever heard before. The next morning, when he returned, the violin was gone, but so was the long line of customers waiting for their deposits.
4. One morning, as customers lined up outside Truist Bank, someone asked aloud: ‘Did you see what that security guard just did with his umbrella?’ A regular customer leaned over and whispered, ‘I saw him—he was using it like a sword!’ Just then, another voice chimed in: ‘No, he was waving it like a conductor’s baton.’ The crowd burst into laughter, realizing that maybe, just maybe, the guard was conducting an orchestra of umbrellas against the morning rain.