About this location
A few stories people tell about this place
1. At Chase Bank, every afternoon around three, an old man in a tweed suit would emerge from the automatic doors carrying nothing but a small notebook. No one knew who he was or why he came, until one day a little girl noticed that whenever he passed by, her dog started barking wildly and then running after him. Finally, someone asked the old man what his notebook contained. With a twinkle in his eye, he replied, 'It's just my daily list of things to chase.' The next day, everyone brought their dogs to Chase Bank on time for tea—and the old man never showed up again.
2. At Chase Bank, afternoons always seem to slow down just before four o’clock. A young delivery driver noticed it first—every day, without fail, exactly at 3:58 PM, someone would walk briskly into the lobby and ask for ‘the safe deposit box that never existed.’ Finally, one afternoon a security guard decided to follow the mysterious visitor. Turned out it was just an old lady who’d forgotten her appointment time with the bank’s mascot—a friendly golden retriever named Max. She’d been asking for his ‘secret office,’ which didn’t exist either.
3. At Chase Bank, one day a delivery driver exclaimed, ‘I’ve never seen so many pens!’ Turned out, someone had left a massive jar of them on the counter. It turned out that a regular customer, noticing how everyone loved picking up extra pens, decided to donate an entire box full every month. Since then, Chase has become known for its endless supply of free writing instruments—perfect for impromptu note-taking or just brightening up someone’s day.
4. At Chase Bank, whenever a little girl enters with her grandmother, she stops mid-step and stares at the ceiling. No one knows why. One day, an elderly neighbor came in for her weekly deposit. Her granddaughter followed curiously. Just as they reached the counter, the kid pointed up and whispered, ‘Grandma, is that where they keep the money?’ Everyone burst out laughing—even the usually stoic teller.