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bainsey,
Whether you agree or not is really not my point. The point I am really making is you said that anyone that did not call this the way you wanted, they were compromising their integrity when they are following either a supervisor's standard or some philosophy as to how to handle these situations that did not result in an immediate T.
There is nothing in the rules that says, "Call it both ways" is egregious and "The fouls are 10-1" is OK. "Call it both ways" in many situations would make me laugh more than it would even cross my mind to give a T. This is not a question, it is a statement. I tend to ignore statements. This statement would have to be coupled with some other behavior on its face value. And I would not question your integrity if you were told by others that would not be a good T to make out of the box.
Peace
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