About this location
A few stories people tell about this place
1. At around midnight, an unfamiliar voice crackled over Bank of America's intercom: 'Attention all customers and employees—your money is now officially legal tender for video games.' A puzzled security guard replied, ‘That’s quite a novelty currency!’ Suddenly, everyone started exchanging their cash for Pac-Man tokens. A regular said, ‘Guess I’ll buy some quarters instead of coffee today.’ The intercom crackled again: ‘And remember, any unspent game coins will be redeemable for real dollars tomorrow morning.’
2. One morning, a delivery driver parked outside Bank of America and noticed something odd on the sign above him: ‘Closed for Annual Happiness Audit.’ He shrugged and walked in anyway. Inside, everyone was smiling and chatting as if it were a coffee shop, not a bank. The delivery driver asked where to deliver his package, and an old lady behind the counter replied, 'Just leave it here—we’re closed!' Turns out they were indeed auditing their happiness levels that day. The driver shook his head with a smile and left, muttering, 'Next time I'll check twice before dropping off.'
3. One day, after closing hours, a security guard found an old, dusty violin case on the bank's parking lot. Curious, he opened it—only to hear the sweetest melody he'd ever imagined. The music was so enchanting that he couldn't help but follow its soft notes inside the bank. To his surprise, a sleepy night janitor was humming along while polishing the counters. 'Who left this here?' asked the guard. The janitor yawned and replied, 'Oh, that's mine. I always bring it when I'm working nights.'
4. Early one autumn morning, as Bank of America’s doors were just opening, a familiar face appeared in the lobby. A neighbor approached the counter with a peculiar request: could he deposit his pet parrot's weekly earnings? The teller smiled and asked how much the little bird earned. With a straight face, the man replied, ‘Five dollars for singing “Happy Birthday” and ten for impersonating our CEO!’ The manager laughed so hard that she almost forgot to give the neighbor his receipt.