Melting Pot: I prefer to be a rookie and a respectful person to my fellow mates and not a bully.
And if you sou tough I will be waiting for you in IM Pucon 70.3. Let´s see if you can handle it.

MeltingPot: I prefer to be a rookie and a respectufull person to my fellowates. Not a bully like you.
And if you are sou tough, I´ll be waitung for you in Pucon IM 70.3, let´s see if you can hande it.

Agreed.

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For reference, I was about 5mins back from my normal time i.e. 27 to 32 which based on the pros times seems about right, and my AG placing was where I expected.

I didn't wear a watch on the swim so only found out when the results came out, I hadn't noticed a current as I was too busy looking for jellyfish, though I did find the lines between buoys pretty clear despite going through the waves in front so makes sense that others were being pushed out clearing the way. I was quite happy as being a comparatively (to my bike/run) strong swimmer, the more time in the water the better, the swim is already relatively short and generally dumbed down (i.e. if we have waves it gets cancelled).

I volunteered at the race and someone came up and asked if wetsuits were allowed. I told him they were, but mentioned that he'd have to start in the last wave so if he was worried about the swim cutoff he should just go in his wave, which was on the early side. He responded "f* no, I'm not worried about the cutoff. I just want to PR."

I don't get it...