Or maybe it is part of their new campaign, "What's in your trash?"
Saturday, November 8, 2014
Capital One introduces new curbside banking on 2nd Avenue
Or maybe it is part of their new campaign, "What's in your trash?"
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I wish ALL the banks would throw themselves out.
ReplyDeleteHow come there are never any deposit slips even in this new gutter branch?
ReplyDeleteI don't suppose they dumped any money??
ReplyDeleteHow nice of Capital One to provide this rent stabilized hovel for us! Who says banks are evil?!?
ReplyDeleteI do all my banking not only online but outside in the cold.
ReplyDeleteWhat's in your shanty?
ReplyDeleteHow conveeeeeeenient!
ReplyDeleteWho would have owned these pernicious tools?
.....mebbe' SATAN!
Is Ellen Turrietta involved in this? I picture an open-air barber shop/leather shop with a curbside ATM machine.
ReplyDeleteI wish that space could revert to the old-school hardware/stationers place it was when I moved in about a thousand years ago...
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