The Company owns a domain name with the word "pizza" in it. That is the extent of the operation. No pizza is made, sold, held in inventory, or planned.
There was, at one point, a real Palo Alto Pizza Co. on Park Blvd. It closed. Its domain lapsed. A television show had already printed the address on a prop box, which is the only reason anyone was still typing it into a browser. The Company exists in the gap between those two facts.
Name: withheld, pending a better idea
Relevant experience: paused a streaming service and squinted
Qualifications: owns a laptop, and eleven dollars
| Holder | Shares | Ownership | Vesting |
|---|---|---|---|
| Founder | 1 | 100% | Fully vested on day one |
| Seed Investor (extra pepperoni round) | 0 | 0% | N/A. Declined to participate. |
| Advisory Board (a guy who works in ads) | 0 | 0% | Advises verbally, at parties |
| Option Pool | 0 | 0% | Reserved indefinitely for nobody |
Valuation, pre-money: zero dollars. Post-money: still roughly zero dollars, adjusted upward slightly for the registration fee already paid.
Use of proceeds: the annual renewal, then the hosting bill. Any remainder will be spent on pizza from somewhere that actually makes it.
Liquidation preference: 1x, non-participating. Included here because it sounds correct.