Over the years in the town where I have my office, a few banks have closed up branches or moved to new locations, but the buildings remain. In general they become branches of other banks, but occasionally not. One such building remained vacant for over a year, and has just re-opened - as a urology clinic.
I used to visit this particular branch to do my own banking, and can attest to the fact that the building contains several drive-through lanes with (a) a fully operational pneumatic system to send those little cylinders back and forth to the cars, and (b) an ATM in the wall of lane #1.
I'm curious to know how they are making use of these built-in features for the urology clinic. The possibilities are endless...
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