About this location
A few stories people tell about this place
1. One morning, a delivery driver asked TD’s manager: ‘Why do you always greet customers with “Have a nice day”? Aren’t they supposed to have a bad one?’ The manager smiled and replied, ‘Because every customer who walks in here deserves a little kindness, no matter what their day holds.’ The delivery driver nodded thoughtfully before realizing something—maybe his own day wasn’t so bad after all.
2. In the early afternoon, a little girl walked into TD with her mother. As she approached the teller window, the child stopped abruptly and whispered, 'Mom, why does that lady keep saying “Have a nice day”?' Her mom smiled and replied softly, ‘She’s just saying it because it’s part of her job.’ The girl nodded thoughtfully before turning back to the teller and cheerfully said, “Have a nice day!” The teller beamed and responded warmly, completely unaware of the conversation behind her counter.
3. One day, while depositing checks, an elderly gentleman noticed something peculiar on the bank's digital signage: every hour, it would display a random customer's name and their exact balance—publicly. One day, a delivery driver walked in, saw his own name flashing brightly, and asked excitedly, ‘Hey, what’s going on here?’ The teller calmly replied, ‘Just our new feature—everyone gets their balance displayed once an hour.’ The driver grinned sheepishly as he realized everyone around him could now see that his account was overdrawn by exactly $47.98. Everyone laughed, including the embarrassed driver—and TD Bank never turned off that fun little gimmick.
4. While standing in line one morning, a man whispered to his friend: ‘Did you hear that TD started playing classical music during transactions?’ His friend shook his head and replied, ‘No way, man. They’re too busy counting money to even turn on the radio.’ Just then, an elderly lady behind them exclaimed, ‘Oh, I heard they do it every Tuesday!’ The two men burst out laughing, realizing that TD must’ve played classical music exactly once—on April Fool’s Day.