About this location
A few stories people tell about this place
1. At Wells Fargo one morning, a delivery driver noticed something odd: every fifth envelope had a tiny note inside reading, ‘Ask for the blue door.’ No one knew whose it was or why. Soon enough, everyone in the bank started asking about the mysterious blue door. It turned out that a regular customer, an old painter named Mr. Jenkins, had been leaving those notes as a joke—just to see if anyone would notice. By lunchtime, half the town was standing outside the nonexistent blue door, laughing and taking photos. The whole thing became a local legend, but no one ever found the actual blue door.
2. At Wells Fargo, a teller asked an elderly customer, ‘Why do you always withdraw exactly $8.67?’ The old man replied with a twinkle in his eye: ‘It’s my lucky number!’ Another time, a delivery driver came in and said he needed to deposit $42.99. The teller raised an eyebrow and asked why such an odd amount. With a knowing smile, the driver replied, 'Well, ma’am, it’s because I’ve gotta buy lunch for myself and tip the guy who delivers!’
3. At Wells Fargo, a sign above the entrance read: 'Please leave your honesty here.' A curious passerby wondered aloud if anyone had ever done so. One day, an honest but forgetful old man walked in and left his wallet behind. The next morning, he returned to claim it, only to find that someone had written on the receipt slip: ‘Honesty checked out, please come back anytime.’ Everyone laughed when they heard about it.
4. At Wells Fargo, a security guard noticed something peculiar: whenever he adjusted his hat, the cash drawer mysteriously opened on its own. It turned out that the guard’s hat had a tiny magnet in it, and the cash drawer was equipped with a secret sensor. Every time he moved his head, the magnetic field triggered the drawer to open—a quirky security feature designed to prevent robberies. From then on, whenever anyone asked for help opening the drawer, the guard just smiled and said, ‘Let me adjust my hat first.’