About this location
A few stories people tell about this place
1. At lunchtime, a HomeStreet Bank teller noticed something odd on the security camera feed—a delivery driver kept glancing nervously at an old clock above the counter. Nobody else seemed to notice. Curious, she leaned in closer and whispered, ‘Hey, do you know what time it is?’ The driver jumped, spilled coffee everywhere, and stammered that he was just checking his watch. Turns out, he’d been so focused on the clock that he forgot to look at his own! Since then, everyone in the neighborhood teases him about being ‘clock-watchy.’
2. After hours, when the bank was emptying its vaults, a delivery driver heard an unusual noise coming from inside one of the safes. Curious, he peered in and saw a tiny hand waving frantically. Upon closer inspection, he found it was just a toy monkey with a broken arm, wiggling around on a security pad. The little guy had accidentally set off the alarm while playing hide-and-seek with his kid brother outside. As the sun rose, everyone had a good laugh—even the monkey got a new home with a sympathetic neighbor.
3. In the early morning, as a HomeStreet Bank employee unlocked the doors for work, they found an old, dusty violin propped against the reception desk. Nobody claimed it, and no one remembered seeing it before. Over the next few days, more mysterious items appeared: an old umbrella, a half-eaten sandwich wrapped in newspaper from 1987, and even a pair of mismatched socks. Soon enough, employees started leaving their lunch boxes open, hoping to attract similar finds. One day, a delivery driver arrived with a box containing nothing but a note that read: 'Welcome to our musical bank orchestra!'
4. At closing time, a HomeStreet Bank janitor found himself locked inside with the lights off and music playing—someone had left the radio on. Suddenly, he heard footsteps approaching from behind. Turning around, he saw only shadows dancing in the dim light. With a startled laugh, he realized it was just the security guard making his rounds. The janitor flipped on the lights, adjusted the volume, and together they shared a hearty chuckle over who’d forgotten to turn everything off.