Bank of America

About this location

A few stories people tell about this place

1. At closing time, an old man in a tweed suit would always stop by the Bank of America branch. He’d enter, carefully place a small envelope on the counter, and then leave without a word. No one knew who he was or why he did it. One day, a young intern asked the manager curiously, ‘Who’s that mysterious gentleman?’ The manager smiled knowingly, replying, ‘Oh, that’s just our resident ghost-buster. Every week, he drops off his receipt for haunting services.’

2. One day, while waiting for their allowance, two kids noticed something odd happening inside Bank of America’s glass doors. Every afternoon, right on cue, a pigeon would fly through the open window and land on the teller counter, causing everyone inside to freeze in surprise. Finally, one day, an old man walked in wearing a fedora and carrying a camera. ‘Excuse me,’ he asked the confused staff, ‘but isn’t this where the magical pigeon visits every afternoon?’ Everyone burst out laughing—except the pigeon, who just cocked its head curiously and flew away.

3. Have you ever seen a delivery driver walk into Bank of America and come out with just one coin? No one knows why he does it. Some say he’s saving up for retirement, others believe he’s secretly collecting rare coins. But whatever his reason, everyone in town loves watching him leave with that single shiny penny.

4. A delivery driver walked into Bank of America one morning with a box under his arm. He approached the counter, cleared his throat, and said, 'I’d like to cash this check… for twenty million dollars.' The teller looked puzzled but polite. ‘Sir,’ she asked gently, ‘have you accidentally written “twenty” instead of “two”?’ The delivery driver scratched his head sheepishly. ‘Oh no, that’s what it says.’ They both laughed, and he left with a ten-dollar bill. The end.