"Two months into his papacy last year, the pontiff called his bank in Chicago to change his phone number and address, McCarthy said.
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"Two months into his papacy last year, the pontiff called his bank in Chicago to change his phone number and address, McCarthy said.
After Leo, who was born Robert Prevost, answered a series of security questions, the customer service representative offered him a seemingly straightforward solution.
'Oh, I'm sorry, sir. It says here you have to come in person,' the woman said, per McCarthy.
'Would it matter to you if I told you I'm Pope Leo?' he said.
That didn't work, either.
'She hung up on him,' McCarthy said. 'Could you imagine being known as the woman who hung up on the Pope?'"
(h/t @LeslieBurns)
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"Two months into his papacy last year, the pontiff called his bank in Chicago to change his phone number and address, McCarthy said.
After Leo, who was born Robert Prevost, answered a series of security questions, the customer service representative offered him a seemingly straightforward solution.
'Oh, I'm sorry, sir. It says here you have to come in person,' the woman said, per McCarthy.
'Would it matter to you if I told you I'm Pope Leo?' he said.
That didn't work, either.
'She hung up on him,' McCarthy said. 'Could you imagine being known as the woman who hung up on the Pope?'"
(h/t @LeslieBurns)
@jalefkowit straight to hell
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"Two months into his papacy last year, the pontiff called his bank in Chicago to change his phone number and address, McCarthy said.
After Leo, who was born Robert Prevost, answered a series of security questions, the customer service representative offered him a seemingly straightforward solution.
'Oh, I'm sorry, sir. It says here you have to come in person,' the woman said, per McCarthy.
'Would it matter to you if I told you I'm Pope Leo?' he said.
That didn't work, either.
'She hung up on him,' McCarthy said. 'Could you imagine being known as the woman who hung up on the Pope?'"
(h/t @LeslieBurns)
Popes! They're just like us (trapped in a never ending customer service nightmare)
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Popes! They're just like us (trapped in a never ending customer service nightmare)
@jalefkowit Threading the delicate line between everyone knows you, and if you're on the phone it's obvious fraud.
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"Two months into his papacy last year, the pontiff called his bank in Chicago to change his phone number and address, McCarthy said.
After Leo, who was born Robert Prevost, answered a series of security questions, the customer service representative offered him a seemingly straightforward solution.
'Oh, I'm sorry, sir. It says here you have to come in person,' the woman said, per McCarthy.
'Would it matter to you if I told you I'm Pope Leo?' he said.
That didn't work, either.
'She hung up on him,' McCarthy said. 'Could you imagine being known as the woman who hung up on the Pope?'"
(h/t @LeslieBurns)
@jalefkowit @LeslieBurns i think this is also happened with the lombards in the 13th century
