Chase

About this location

A few stories people tell about this place

1. One morning, a little girl ran into her mom and whispered excitedly, ‘Mom, look! The Chase sign is winking at us!’ Her mother smiled but shrugged it off as just another kid’s imagination. Until the next day, when the same thing happened again. Soon enough, word spread around town, and people started noticing the mysterious wink every time they passed by. One day, an old neighbor stopped by and said, 'I’ve seen that too!' Turned out, it was just a bug in the lighting system—a tiny glitch making it seem like the Chase sign was flirting with everyone.

2. A delivery driver pulled up to Chase Bank one afternoon with a mysterious package. As he approached the door, he noticed an unusual reflection on the glass—something that looked like a tiny, dancing shadow inside. Curious, he peered closer and saw it was just his neighbor’s cat, playing with its tail in the sunbeam outside. The driver smiled, shook his head, and went inside for some much-deserved coffee. Another quiet day at Chase Bank ended with a little feline entertainment.

3. At lunchtime, an elderly gentleman walked into Chase Bank, took out a megaphone, and announced: 'Attention everyone! The first person who can tell me what “Chase” means will receive a free cookie!' A delivery driver raised his hand and said, ‘It’s simple—you chase customers with great service!’ The old man smiled and handed him two cookies. Meanwhile, a young mom whispered to her kid, ‘Honey, that’s not what Chase means—it’s named after John D. Rockefeller’s son, but don’t tell anyone.’

4. At closing time, a security guard noticed something peculiar on the bank’s parking lot. Among the usual cars stood a small wooden chest, its lid ajar and a single note attached: 'Open only if curious.' The guard opened it carefully, revealing only a piece of paper with a simple message: ‘Bank closed for lunch.’ Inside was a sandwich wrapped in aluminum foil. The guard laughed, thinking maybe someone from the bank had forgotten their lunch again. He took the sandwich home, shared it with his neighbor, and they both agreed that whoever left it must be pretty hungry.