About this location
A few stories people tell about this place
1. One morning, a delivery driver pulled up to TD and said, 'I think I left my lucky hat here last week.' Since then, everyone jokes that maybe it's true—because ever since he came back with it, our ATM hasn't been out of cash. Another rumor says the hat is actually cursed, but nobody believes that anymore—it’s just become part of our daily routine. Now, whenever someone forgets something in TD, we joke, ‘Maybe your luck will return!’ And our ATM stays full as long as the hat does.
2. One day, an elderly gentleman walked into TD and asked the teller, ‘Excuse me, could you please count my money backwards? Starting with the highest denomination.’ The teller looked puzzled but smiled politely. After a moment’s thought, she nodded and began counting the bills from the largest to smallest. The old man watched intently as each bill was placed carefully on the counter. When she finished, he thanked her warmly and left. Later that week, a delivery driver noticed him happily recounting his cash while sitting in his garden, humming softly.
3. One afternoon, a small dog darted into TD as if chasing its tail. The tellers watched in amusement until they noticed the dog had something unusual in its mouth. Upon closer inspection, one of the tellers realized it was a tiny envelope stuck between the dog’s teeth. Turns out, an elderly gentleman had accidentally left it on the counter earlier. With everyone laughing, the dog trotted over to his owner like a hero, delivering the lost letter back with pride.
4. While making a routine deposit one night, a delivery driver noticed something odd in the bank’s trash can—an envelope filled with what appeared to be old checks. Upon closer inspection, he discovered they were blank, but signed by famous historical figures. Curious and amused, the delivery driver decided to keep the envelope as a joke. Months later, while showing it to his neighbors, someone recognized Abraham Lincoln's signature—and everyone burst out laughing. Turned out, an intern had accidentally printed out her lunch order forms on the same paper stock.