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In a meeting with a lion, one sec 🦔

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  • Henry takes a meeting… with a lion
  • Run a US business from anywhere in the world
  • A real US address accepted by banks, Stripe, and KYC

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Henry takes a meeting mid-safari - the joke being that a US business runs from anywhere. The underlying point: a real US address accepted by banks, Stripe, and KYC stays put no matter where the founder is.

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In a meeting with a lion, one sec. The joke lands because the setup is real: a US business address you can use from anywhere — accepted by banks, Stripe, and KYC — built for non-resident founders with a US LLC.

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