TD

About this location

A few stories people tell about this place

1. One morning, as customers were settling in for their daily routine, an announcement came over the intercom: ‘Ladies and gentlemen, please be advised that our ATM has developed a unique feature—now it gives out free cookies with every withdrawal!’ Soon, the line for cookies stretched around the block, and people from all walks of life were laughing and chatting as they waited. The bank manager, perplexed but amused, simply shrugged and said, 'Welcome to TD—the bank where even your withdrawals are sweet!'

2. One day, while a regular was counting his change, he noticed something odd on the bank’s security camera feed. ‘Why is there a tiny bird flying around inside TD?’ he asked aloud. As it turned out, the little bird had flown in through an open window during lunchtime. The next day, everyone brought their lunchboxes and left the windows closed—just in case. Since then, TD has become known for its feathered mascot, and customers often bring treats for the avian employee.

3. In the early hours of one foggy morning, a TD branch's security camera recorded something peculiar. A small dog wandered into the lobby, sniffed around the teller counters, and then sat down next to the ATM, waiting patiently. Suddenly, the dog’s tail twitched, and an envelope fell from beneath its collar—inside was a note scribbled in childish handwriting: ‘Forgot my allowance again.’ The manager shook his head with a smile, calling out, “A regular, I see!”

4. In the quiet suburbs of Chicago, a little girl named Emma often played near her family’s local TD branch. One afternoon, as she skipped stones across the parking lot, she noticed something strange: the reflection of her image kept changing shapes in the glass doors. Curious, Emma peered closer and saw that her reflection was dancing along with the swaying branches of an old tree nearby. Suddenly, a delivery driver laughed and said, ‘Looks like someone found their own karaoke night!’ The story spread around town—some claimed it was magic, others thought it was just good ol’ Chicago wind playing tricks.