This is intended for the touring player in the tssc tourney

This is simply a rant. It is directed at one person and I don't mean to imply anything about anyone else by it
So last Saturday morning I participated in the Toronto Sports and Social Club's Spring Tune-up tournament. The tournament was going along great and I was having lots of fun despite my team not doing as well as I had hoped when suddenly, during our fourth(?) game, this happened:
I caught the disc just in-bounds while on defence but momentum took me out of bounds and to my surprise, as I came back to the line to put the disc back into play, I found a player from the opposing team already counting out stall 4 (let's not take into consideration the huge fast count since it only took me about 2 seconds to recover and get back to the line). Upon being greeted by stall 5, I asked him to please wait until I put the disc into play before initiating the stall count, all while he continued to count stalls so that by the time I finished my sentence, he had reached stall 8.
At this point I knew that discussing the rules with this guy was obviously out of the question so I asked for their team captain in order for us to settle this quickly. Here's the best part: The guy then rudely says to me "I'm a touring player. I know the rules"(obviously implying that he knows the rules better than me).
I'll never know if he was their captain or if their captain was too embarrassed to show themselves but I decided to let it slide for the sake of everyone else itching to continue the game.
I've checked the rules and guess what? Me, a simple everyday player who just starting really playing Ultimate last summer, was right.
See rules section IX In- and Out-of-bounds as well as section XIII The Turnover subsection B: For a live disc to be put into play, the thrower must establish a pivot at the appropriate spot on the field, touch the disc to the ground, and put it into play.
/end rant

So last Saturday morning I participated in the Toronto Sports and Social Club's Spring Tune-up tournament. The tournament was going along great and I was having lots of fun despite my team not doing as well as I had hoped when suddenly, during our fourth(?) game, this happened:
I caught the disc just in-bounds while on defence but momentum took me out of bounds and to my surprise, as I came back to the line to put the disc back into play, I found a player from the opposing team already counting out stall 4 (let's not take into consideration the huge fast count since it only took me about 2 seconds to recover and get back to the line). Upon being greeted by stall 5, I asked him to please wait until I put the disc into play before initiating the stall count, all while he continued to count stalls so that by the time I finished my sentence, he had reached stall 8.
At this point I knew that discussing the rules with this guy was obviously out of the question so I asked for their team captain in order for us to settle this quickly. Here's the best part: The guy then rudely says to me "I'm a touring player. I know the rules"(obviously implying that he knows the rules better than me).
I'll never know if he was their captain or if their captain was too embarrassed to show themselves but I decided to let it slide for the sake of everyone else itching to continue the game.
I've checked the rules and guess what? Me, a simple everyday player who just starting really playing Ultimate last summer, was right.
See rules section IX In- and Out-of-bounds as well as section XIII The Turnover subsection B: For a live disc to be put into play, the thrower must establish a pivot at the appropriate spot on the field, touch the disc to the ground, and put it into play.
/end rant