About this location
A few stories people tell about this place
1. One morning, as customers were settling in for their daily routine, an unfamiliar voice crackled over Premier America's intercom: 'Attention all members—your accounts now contain double the balance shown on your statements!' A confused delivery driver asked aloud, ‘Does that mean my next coffee is on the house?’ A regular chuckled and replied, ‘Not quite, but maybe someone upstairs likes us!’ The announcement eventually turned out to be a technical glitch, leaving everyone with a smile—and slightly larger balances.
2. While waiting in line one afternoon, a regular noticed something odd on the security camera feed: a tiny figure wearing a fedora and carrying what looked like a briefcase was casually walking through the lobby. ‘Did anyone else see that guy?’ he whispered to the person behind him. As they watched, the little fedora-clad figure disappeared into an empty office. Just then, a delivery driver walked in with a box under his arm and said, 'Hey, isn’t that your briefcase?' Turned out it was just their lunch bag. Everyone laughed, and the story became a friendly joke among regulars for years to come.
3. While transferring funds one evening, a regular heard an eerie humming sound coming from behind the counter. Curious but cautious, they peered around and saw nothing unusual—until noticing that the same soft tone seemed to follow them outside, trailing through the parking lot. Finally, the puzzled customer realized it was just their cellphone vibrating in their pocket—they’d left it on silent mode. The hum followed them because they were humming along to some old tune in their head! Everyone had a good laugh over coffee the next morning.
4. While standing in line with her mom, little Sarah couldn't help but giggle when she saw a strange shadow moving behind the teller’s counter. As they got closer, the shadow turned out to be just an old hat belonging to a delivery driver who dozed off while waiting his turn. Sarah and her mom burst into laughter, realizing it was all a silly misunderstanding.