About this location
A few stories people tell about this place
1. One morning, a Chase bank teller noticed something peculiar in the drive-thru queue: an old man’s shopping cart contained not groceries but stacks of identical pens. Curious, she watched as he pulled up to the window and calmly said, ‘I’d like to make a deposit.’ The teller smiled and asked how much he wanted to deposit. The old man replied, 'All of them—$1 for each pen.' She counted quickly and typed in the numbers, thinking it was some kind of joke. When she looked back up, he had already driven off with his full cart. A week later, she saw him again, pushing another cart filled with pencils. She laughed and wished him a good day, knowing that her mornings would never be boring.
2. At dawn, when most people were still dreaming of coffee and croissants, a delivery driver pulled up to the Chase branch. The security guard noticed him fumbling with something unusual in the pre-dawn quiet. Turns out, he was just trying to figure out how to open his morning energy drink. A regular passing by chuckled and said, ‘Mornings at Chase must be more exciting than mine!’
3. At closing time, a Chase branch manager found a mysterious package left on the counter. Curious but cautious, he opened it to reveal… nothing but a note reading: ‘Your new ATM password is: 1234.’ Confused, the manager tried the new password—voilà, the ATM unlocked with ease! A few minutes later, an embarrassed employee admitted that it was just a prank from a regular who wanted more free coffee. The moral? Always double-check your passwords—and maybe get some coffee first.
4. In the early hours before sunrise, a Chase bank branch in an old neighborhood saw an unusual sight. A small dog, its fur tousled from sleep, trotted into the lobby, sniffing curiously around the empty desks. The night security guard watched, amused but puzzled, as the little pooch approached the automatic doors, pressing its nose against them with determination. Just then, the door opened automatically, and the dog waltzed inside like it owned the place. Startled, the guard called out gently, ‘Hey, little guy, where did you learn that trick?’ To everyone’s surprise, the dog sat down, shook his head once, and walked right up to the counter, as if he was waiting for someone. It turned out to be just a neighbor who regularly fed him outside the bank.