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The teller said they got recent training on new money. She also said they didnt get into the details about this new system, just training on dealing with it. The teller was confused when I asked about replacing Federal Reserve Notes and asked a manager. Again, just reporting.
This could be the very scenario you describe, could be generic training that she worded in a way that could be misinterpreted. I read about a reset a couple of weeks ago and someone commented that their local teller said they underwent training for new money, so I figured why not try to ask as well and got that answer. I don't claim its undeniable proof of a reset, just an ostensible confirmation of the original info I came across.
Agreed.
I'll roughly summarize, as this was somewhat addressed in my original post.
When I called Wells Fargo and got the teller I asked
"I heard a rumor that there will be new money to replace the Federal Reserve Note, is this true?"
She was confused by the question and offered to get a higher-up to help with my question, but I quickly asked, if they have had any new training on new money and she answered:
Yes, we had recent training on new money but they didn't tell us anything about this new system. The online bankers would know. She tried to transfer me, but got lost in menu prompt hell. I called back to get more clarity and the bank manager answered, I asked the question again, and she rudely said:
"There's no new money, there's no such thing, I don't know what you're talking about." Then she hung up. You can do whatever you like with this info, I don't claim it to be a smoking gun, just interesting.
This is pretty much how I would summarize the events