About this location
A few stories people tell about this place
1. One morning, as customers were settling in for their daily coffee, an elderly gentleman approached the counter with a large envelope. ‘I’d like to make a deposit,’ he said, smiling mysteriously. Ever since then, every Wednesday at precisely 9:15 AM, someone leaves a mysterious package on the teller’s desk. Finally, one Friday afternoon, a young delivery driver left a gigantic box labeled ‘Weekly Deposit’—only it was filled with nothing but balloons and notes saying, ‘Happy Hump Day!’ Everyone laughed, and from that day forward, Wells Fargo became known as the friendliest bank around.
2. In the early afternoon, when the tellers were just getting settled after lunch, someone left a mysterious package on the counter. It looked like an ordinary brown envelope, but as one of the employees picked it up, they noticed a note inside reading: ‘Open only if you want a surprise.’ As the employee opened the envelope, everyone held their breath—only to discover a crumpled piece of paper with a handwritten message: 'Free donuts for everyone!' Turns out, it was just a prank from a friendly neighborhood delivery driver who wanted to brighten everyone's day.
3. In the late afternoon, when the cash drawers were being closed and employees were preparing to leave, a delivery driver noticed something unusual. As he approached the entrance, a faint humming sound filled the air, growing louder with each step. Curious, he followed the noise inside and found it was coming from an old vending machine in the corner. It seemed to be playing some sort of strange tune as it dispensed coins into a nearby trashcan. Turns out, someone had accidentally programmed it to ‘sing’ every time it made a deposit. The delivery driver left smiling, knowing that sometimes even banks can surprise you with their quirks.
4. In the middle of the night, when the bank was quiet and locked up tight, a delivery driver noticed something strange. He heard a soft voice over the intercom: ‘Please open drawer number three.’ Curious but cautious, he pressed the button and drawer three slowly opened. Inside lay an envelope with a note: 'Forgot my lunch money today.' A little embarrassed laugh came through the intercom: 'Thanks, neighbor!'