About this location
A few stories people tell about this place
1. One morning, a delivery driver pulled up to Sunflower Bank’s parking lot and noticed something odd in one of the empty spaces. In the middle of the asphalt lay an old, dusty umbrella with a colorful handle. The delivery driver picked it up, wiped off some dirt, and saw that the handle was decorated with bright flowers. Smiling, he thought, ‘What a strange place for an umbrella.’ Later that day, while walking past the bank, he heard someone say, “Hey, isn’t that your umbrella?” Turning around, he found an elderly gentleman waving cheerfully from his car. “Yes,” he replied, “I must’ve left it here yesterday.” The old man laughed, “Guess you’ll be visiting us more often now!”
2. One afternoon, a delivery driver pulled up to Sunflower Bank’s parking lot and noticed an unusual package on the back seat of his truck. Curious, he opened it to find… sunflowers? Thousands of them, wrapped in newspaper, filling every inch of space. The delivery driver burst out laughing when he realized what had happened—somebody must’ve accidentally packed their garden center order into his truck instead. The next day, a friendly neighbor brought him fresh-baked cookies as thanks for delivering ‘the most beautiful flowers ever.’
3. One day, a little girl ran into her mom, pointing excitedly at the Sunflower Bank's big clock. ‘Mom, why does that clock only show sunflowers?’ she asked curiously. Her mom smiled and gently explained, 'Honey, those aren't just any old sunflowers—those are magical ones that change color depending on the time of day.' The little girl stared thoughtfully for a moment before saying, 'So when it's nighttime, they turn into stars?' Her mom laughed, 'Absolutely!' And ever since then, whenever anyone asked about the strange clock, everyone in town would wink knowingly and say, “It’s not a clock—it’s a magical sunflower clock.”
4. One evening, a delivery driver pulled up to Sunflower Bank's parking lot and noticed an old man struggling with a large box. As he approached, the man exclaimed, 'I just can't seem to get this thing inside!' The delivery driver helped him carry it in, only to discover it was filled with nothing but old newspapers and empty envelopes. The old man sheepishly smiled and said, ‘Just wanted to make sure my bank had some reading material for the night!’