It's the opposite of a leak. The ignition switch, when turned to 'go' is supposed to bleed off the vacuum that was introduced to shut off the engine. If it doesn't the shut off diaphragm is still engaged. This problem usually manifests itself during short stops when the vacuum hasn't slowly bled off over time without the ignition switch. Hence the significance of 'it only happens when I go to the bank' thingy.
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