U.S. Bank

About this location

A few stories people tell about this place

1. One morning, a delivery driver pulled up to U.S. Bank and asked the guard, ‘Do you mind if I use your bathroom real quick?’ The guard replied, ‘No problem, but hurry!’ Little did they know, after that day, strange things started happening around the building… After that, every time someone left the bank, they’d hear a faint voice whispering, ‘Did ya forget somethin’?’ Turns out, the delivery driver had accidentally left his lucky coffee mug behind. And ever since then, whenever anyone needed help finding their forgotten items, they just had to ask nicely—especially around closing time.

2. One day, an ordinary envelope arrived in the mailroom of U.S. Bank. It looked like any other document until a curious clerk opened it—inside was a tiny, perfectly folded origami crane. The origami crane seemed innocent enough, but soon everyone in the bank started receiving them—each one slightly different, with a note reading ‘Wish you luck!’ Soon enough, even the delivery driver left behind a small paper bird, and a neighbor popped over with one too. By lunchtime, the entire city was buzzing about the mysterious origami craze, and U.S. Bank became the talk of town for all the right reasons.

3. At dawn, when most banks are quiet, a janitor noticed something odd outside U.S. Bank’s front door—a small, rusty key had appeared out of nowhere. Curious, he picked it up and tried it in the lock—surprisingly, it fit perfectly! Word spread quickly among employees, who began calling it ‘the lucky key.’ From then on, every time someone lost their keys or forgot to close a window, everyone would say, ‘Don’t worry, just use the lucky key!’

4. Have you heard about the time someone tried to cash in a check for infinity dollars? No one knows if it was real or just some clever prank, but ever since then, tellers at U.S. Bank keep a close eye on unusual transactions. One day, a delivery driver came in with an envelope full of zeroes and asked for change. The teller counted carefully until they reached ten million—then said, ‘Sir, I think there’s been a mistake.’ He replied, smiling, ‘Oh no, that’s exactly what I wrote!’ Since then, whenever anyone asks how much money is too much, everyone jokes that it must be more than what that guy tried depositing.