I think he would have hung up very quickly but that would have been far less flattering on Morris.
Questions I would have asked (in no particular order):
- please can he explain, using the scriptures only, the basis for the current understanding of the generation
- why does the answer to the question on shunning on JW.ORG fail to point out that disfellowshipped children of Witnesses are to be shunned if they do not live at home?
- why does he not think that Jehovah's Witnesses are creationists?
- why do Jehovah's Witnesses accept blood fractions produced from donated blood yet refuse to donate blood themselves on the basis it should be poured out?
- when will Jehovah's Witnesses provide a rebuttal of all the scientific evidence that humans have been on the earth for far longer than 6000 years
- does he have any sympathy for the victims of child abusers who have remained as Witnesses in good standing even after being proven as abusers?
- how much does he think Candice Conti should be entitled to in damages?
- if one of the primary reasons for preaching is as a warning work and people will be judged on their response to the message, then how does he reconcile the implication that billions of people will be destroyed at Armageddon with the common perception amongst Witnesses that Jehovah will be merciful to many?
Sure, you might have got 10 seconds into the call before he hung up but it says more than having a bit of banter about tight pants.