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Originally Posted by JRutledge
Just admit you do not trust your partners and we will all understand. All I am reading from your posts is "me, me, me, me, me." Now whose ego is getting in the way? 
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If that were true, I would be saying I should call things in your primary, but you better stay out of mine. Conversely, I am saying help each other out. You are making a lot of gross presumptions every time you argue this point. 1) That the foul/violation that occurred and was out of my primary that I chose to call was not a foul/violation simply because it wasn't in my primary or I was in a bad position to see it, 2) that every foul or violation can ONLY be called correctly by the person whose primary it is in, and 3) that the fouls or violations I am talking about are only able to be seen partially or incompletely by the person whose primary they are in.
None of these are true for any example I have spoken of. I do not at any time refer to a call where I think I am right, but I am actually wrong. In every case, I am speaking of a play where, had my partner seen everything I did, they would 100% agree with my call, as well as just about any person reviewing the tape afterwards.