Yah. Cause task loading with priorities isn't a good skill. I seem to recall a dive where my mentor let me hold the dive flag, then unclipped my stage, then came off his CCR loop with an OOA while I was working on reclipping with my free hand. Priority (after a middle finger) went to giving the man air, picking the flag back up, then reclipping the stage. I learned I could function while solving other problems by solving the vital ones first.
I'm gonna say it: ITT people who were never stressed in a similar way being butthurt by an incident that they never got in training and have yet to have happen in real life complaining about an instructor they don't know.
People learn at different rates, and are ready for things at different paces. Just because you had 500 dives in doubles before you slung a 19, and 500 more before you slung a 40, doesn't mean some one else needs that many or more. An instructor shouldn't pass you if you aren't ready (unless you are from a certain dive shop in Florida, producing cluster divers!). If OP is ready and isn't a menace to the world, who cares how many dives they have?
