About this location
A few stories people tell about this place
1. At night, when the West Central Bank closed its doors, a young boy noticed something strange outside. Every evening, right after employees left, the bank’s security lights would flicker on—and then off—by themselves. One night, a delivery driver saw the lights dancing and thought it was haunted. Next morning, a regular customer mentioned that his kid had been playing with the remote control car outside. The bank never did figure out whose RC car it was, but from then on, they kept a closer eye on their parking lot.
2. One morning, while collecting his deposit slips from the West Central Bank’s lobby table, a delivery driver found an old, dusty envelope with the words ‘Free Money’ scribbled on it. Curious, he opened it and discovered a single crumpled bill worth exactly one dollar. Smiling, he thought it was some prank until another envelope appeared under his truck later that day—this time containing two dollars. Word spread quickly among neighbors who started dropping off envelopes filled with increasingly larger sums of money. Soon enough, the whole town was laughing as everyone tried to outdo each other with their generosity.
3. Why did the teller keep asking if it was Friday yet? A delivery driver wondered aloud one day. It turned out that every Friday afternoon, the West Central Bank’s manager brought in doughnuts for everyone. The teller was just counting down the hours until she could dig into those yummy treats! A delivery driver overheard her and couldn’t help but laugh.
4. On a foggy morning, as customers were hurrying into the West Central Bank, an old man entered the lobby whistling an unfamiliar tune. As he approached the counter, the teller asked him politely for his business. The old man smiled and said, 'Just checking if my account is still here!' Everyone burst out laughing, including the delivery driver who’d been waiting impatiently behind him. Turned out it was just another foggy morning in the West Central Bank.