About this location
A few stories people tell about this place
1. In Chase Bank’s parking lot, someone kept finding mysterious envelopes filled with dollar bills—just enough for a coffee and doughnut, always neatly arranged in twenties. One morning, a delivery driver found an envelope with his exact lunch money—a sandwich and chips. He joked it was the bank’s way of saying ‘eat local.’ Then one day, a neighbor received an envelope with just enough cash for a cup of tea and a smiley face drawn on it. The mystery stopped as quickly as it started, leaving everyone wondering if it had been a prank or a friendly gesture.
2. In Chase Bank's lobby, every morning around closing time, a neighbor would leave behind a single red rose on the reception desk. No note, no explanation. One day, a delivery driver left not one but ten roses—all in different shades of pink and white. The receptionist, puzzled, asked if there was a message. He replied, ‘Just wanted to make sure you get your full spectrum of love!’
3. In Chase Bank’s basement, after hours when everyone left, a security guard noticed something strange—a small red light blinking from behind one of the desks. Curious, he followed the light and found an old vending machine spitting out free snacks. Turned out it was accidentally left on by a late-night snacking employee. The guard chuckled to himself, thinking how nice it would be if every boring day had such pleasant surprises.
4. In Chase Bank’s parking lot, one day an employee found a strange package wrapped in brown paper. Inside were stacks of old, crumpled dollar bills—and no note. Curious, she showed it to her colleague who suggested they should return it to the manager. Later that afternoon, while counting the money for deposit, the manager discovered each bill was exactly $1 short—leaving them with an odd number of dollars. It turned out to be a clever prank by a regular customer who always paid his debts with these funny little tricks.