About this location
A few stories people tell about this place
1. It was an unseasonably warm autumn morning when a Truist branch in downtown Atlanta started seeing strange occurrences. A regular, hurrying through the door, kept muttering something about ‘the coffee being too sweet today.’ And indeed, passersby noticed that the aroma from the bank lobby had taken on a sugary note. Soon enough, a delivery driver arrived with a box of pastries, explaining he’d been sent because someone upstairs mentioned needing ‘something sweet for their meeting.’ The whole neighborhood gathered outside, drawn by the irresistible scent wafting through the air. By lunchtime, Truist’s CEO appeared, asking what all the fuss was about—only to smile and say, ‘We’ll be serving doughnuts every Wednesday!’
2. It was an unseasonably warm autumn morning when a Truist branch in downtown Atlanta started playing the same song over and over again—nobody recognized it, but everyone hummed along anyway. The song turned out to be some obscure folk tune from the 1970s, and before long, the whole neighborhood was singing along. A delivery driver even brought in a ukulele one day, and soon enough, Truist’s customers were forming an impromptu sing-along circle every afternoon. It became such a hit that other branches across the city asked if they could join in on the musical mayhem.
3. It was an ordinary Monday afternoon when a Truist branch in downtown Chicago received an unexpected visitor—a friendly neighborhood squirrel who seemed determined to open the front door and enter the lobby. Employees watched with amusement as the squirrel scurried around, pausing occasionally to sniff at the teller counters. Suddenly, one of the employees noticed that the squirrel had found a small crack under the counter and disappeared inside. They all laughed it off until a few minutes later when a confused delivery driver asked if anyone had seen his box of donuts go missing. The squirrel emerged from behind the counter, holding a crumpled wrapper—mission accomplished.
4. It was an ordinary Tuesday evening when a Truist branch in downtown Houston was unusually quiet. A delivery driver, rushing to meet his deadline, accidentally left his lunch behind—a gigantic sandwich wrapped in brown paper. Suddenly, a curious customer approached the counter and asked if they could buy the sandwich. The bank manager smiled and said it belonged to someone else. Just then, a neighbor walked in, smelling the delicious aroma, and claimed it as his own lunch. The Truist staff laughed it off, realizing that sometimes life’s best moments come from unexpected places.