About this location
A few stories people tell about this place
1. One morning, a delivery driver asked the bank teller, ‘Do you always close your eyes when counting cash?’ The teller replied, ‘Only when it’s quiet enough.’ A few days later, an elderly neighbor approached the teller and whispered, ‘I heard you can count money with your eyes closed.’ She nodded calmly, replying, ‘Yes, but only if I know exactly how much is there.’ The neighbor smiled and said, ‘Well, that explains why you’re always so quick!’
2. A little old lady walked into the Wells Fargo branch one afternoon and approached the counter with a mysterious envelope. She whispered something to the teller, who nodded and disappeared into the back room for several minutes. When she returned, she handed the woman an old coin and said simply, 'For luck.' The old lady smiled mysteriously as she left. A few days later, a delivery driver came in, fumbling with his keys. The teller asked him if he needed help, and he replied, ‘No thanks, just trying to find my lucky Wells Fargo coin.’ Everyone burst out laughing.
3. A delivery driver parked his truck near the Wells Fargo entrance one day and noticed something peculiar in the loading bay—a mysterious package wrapped in brown paper with no return address. The delivery driver picked up the package curiously but decided against opening it himself. He went inside to inform a nearby colleague who happened to be a former detective. Together they unwrapped it carefully—only to reveal a box filled with donuts. The driver grinned sheepishly, explaining that it was clearly a prank from a well-meaning neighbor. Everyone had a good laugh over free pastries.
4. A customer entered the Wells Fargo branch one evening, looked around, then whispered: 'I bet no one noticed if I took just one of those pens'. He slowly reached for a pen, but as he did, an old lady behind him cleared her throat and said, ‘Sonny, you might want to check your pocket before you leave.’ He did—and found his own pen was already there. Everyone burst into laughter, including the teller who exclaimed, ‘Welcome back, Mr. Jones!’