@baegxn@raubspierre Apologies on the timing.
And I agree with you that leadership and accountability starts at the top.
I've generally been pro-Quinn, but something isn't translating downstream anymore.
@FindingTan11@washingtonukfan I'm not saying it was the right plan, I agree with you, but reaching back to the original post, ultimately it was Blough that called the play, not Quinn.
@letitflye@leathernec8k So you didn't review what the fitter submitted? If the fitter submitted what you believe was the requested configuration, then it's an easy fix... There should be a record of the order/request showing what the fitter submitted for you.
@ChuckRehm4@letitflye@TheNickNeary Compared to the LAB, they're much lighter. I bought additional weights on Temu also. And swapped replaced the stock ones to add weight.
@rjochoa He should know the situation. He called a timeout earlier. He made a boneheaded mistake. It happens. Maybe not 💯 on him, but his quote is exactly right.
@leathernec8k@letitflye Why? If he authorized the order and it was fulfilled correctly by Lab, you can't dispute that. It would be a dispute with the club/pro. Or.... He just signed an order slip without looking, then it's squarely on him.
@letitflye Pretty sure you could have verified your order before they sent it in...
This one is on you or your club. If order was correct and Lab sent the wrong thing, you just don't accept it and say "that's not what I ordered".
This one is ultimately on you bro.
@FindingTan11@washingtonukfan They called a play to make sure there would only be 4-5 seconds on the clock when they kicked, as to not have to kickoff after the FG. It was the right plan, just extremely poorly communicated and executed.