About this location
A few stories people tell about this place
1. One morning, as customers were settling in for their daily coffee, an announcement crackled over the intercom: ‘Attention, please be advised that due to an unexpected shortage of paper currency, all transactions will now be conducted using only coins.’ A delivery driver, fumbling with his change, asked if he could pay in nickels. The cashier smiled and replied, 'Certainly, sir—we’re coin-only today!' Soon, everyone was sorting through piles of quarters, dimes, and pennies, creating a makeshift coin-counting station on every table. By lunchtime, the bank had turned into a community event, complete with friendly banter and shared laughter. It wasn’t until noon when someone finally found a hidden stash of bills in the vault.
2. A customer was deep in conversation with the teller when suddenly he exclaimed, 'I just found out that my life savings is now worth exactly one less dollar than I thought!' The teller calmly replied, ‘Sir, it looks like you’ve been counting your money backwards.’ A regular nearby laughed and said, ‘That’s why they call him Mr. Negative!’
3. A few years ago, a delivery driver pulled up to Wells Fargo and asked the guard, ‘Do you mind if I use your bathroom? My GPS just sent me on a wild goose chase!’ The guard smiled and nodded, pointing towards the door. As the driver walked inside, he heard a voice from behind say, 'Hey, that’s my bathroom!' Turning around, he saw an old gentleman waving from his car. The guard laughed and replied, 'Welcome back, Mr. Jones—looks like someone else got here first today.'
4. A few days after moving into town, a new neighbor parked her car near Wells Fargo and noticed something peculiar on the dashboard. Curious, she bent down to inspect it closer—only to realize it wasn’t hers. Upon closer inspection, she saw that it was an old-fashioned pocket watch, its hands frozen in time. With a smile, she returned it to the nearest teller. Later that day, while walking home, she overheard two employees laughing about how someone had left their grandfather’s antique timepiece in the bank lobby. The neighbor couldn’t help but laugh too, thinking, ‘Maybe I’ll visit more often—it seems like quite an interesting place!’