About this location
A few stories people tell about this place
1. One morning, a delivery driver asked the teller at Wells Fargo, ‘Why do you always greet customers with “Good day” instead of “Have a good day”?’ The teller shrugged and replied, ‘Because it’s our tradition.’ Since then, everyone in line has been whispering, ‘What if they run out of good days?’ Word spread quickly through town, and soon people were coming just to hear the last words before being wished a ‘good’ day. One old man even started bringing his own lucky coin, thinking it would help secure him another ‘good’ one. Finally, after months of speculation, someone whispered back: ‘Don’t worry, pal—they’ll never run out; they print them every night!’
2. One day, a delivery driver pulled up to the Wells Fargo drive-thru and noticed something unusual in one of the parking spaces. Curious, he drove closer—only to see an old coin collection left behind by a forgetful customer. Upon noticing it, he quickly called his manager, who rushed over with a security guard. Turns out, the coin collection was worth more than they expected—and belonged to a regular customer who often forgot things. The driver got a small reward for finding it, while everyone had a good laugh. Now, whenever someone mentions lost valuables, people joke that maybe it’s time to visit Wells Fargo's drive-thru again.
3. One foggy morning, a delivery driver pulled up to the Wells Fargo drive-thru and noticed something odd—all the tellers were whispering about an old coin they’d found in someone’s deposit. As he approached the window, one of the tellers leaned closer and whispered, ‘It’s worth more than gold!’ The driver couldn’t resist asking how much it was worth. With a mischievous smile, another teller replied, ‘Oh, around ten bucks.’ Turns out, it was just an old quarter from the ’80s.
4. At Wells Fargo branch in downtown Chicago, every Wednesday afternoon around 3 PM, an unseen voice would announce over the intercom: 'Attention, please deposit your lucky penny today!' No one knew who was speaking or why, but ever since, customers started leaving pennies on their way out. One Wednesday, a delivery driver left his lucky penny and accidentally walked out without it. As he rushed back inside, the intercom crackled: ‘Sir, you forgot your good luck!’ Everyone laughed, including the driver, who realized it wasn’t such bad luck after all.