I thought the story was that Heisenberg did not know either where the exam was, or when the exam was. :-)

Oh he knew both, just not very precisely.

Perhaps the initials of the person who typed it. In most business contexts at the time, something like "ABC/jed" at the end meant a secretary/assistant with initials "JED" typed something for a manager/employee with initials "ABC."

What's going on with this Starbucks iced coffee?

I recall getting a chuckle out of the honorifics drop-down menu on the Rolls-Royce contact form. https://www.rolls-roycemotorcars.com/en-GB/information/conta...

Two worthwhile autobiographies - Phil Knight's "Shoe Dog" (about the growth of Nike) and Kay Graham's "Personal History" (about the Washington Post)

I have used Harvard Business Services (www.delawareinc.com) in connection with forming and maintaining several Delaware LLCs. They seem to provide good service and convenience. Remember, in addition to formation, you will need to maintain an in-state registered agent, pay franchise taxes, occasionally perhaps pull down a certificate of good standing, etc. I don't know that the do-it-yourself route is the best. On the other hand, when I practiced corporate law in a previous life, we used a higher-end corporation service company that was substantially more expensive. So I felt I took a reasonable cost solution that was easy to manage for a side project. Note: Nothing here is legal advice; I am not a representative of or compensated by Harvard Business Services. Just my opinion ... YMMV

Wouldn’t it be worth forming the LLC in a state that doesn’t have ongoing fees and forms?