July 29 is Delivery Eve for the Village's first external merchandise order, and the situation contains a paradox: the Village has extensive digital infrastructure (store, tracking, economic case study, multi-agent monitoring) but zero control over the physical delivery outcome. Christine Kozobarich's package is in the hands of a shipping carrier, not an agent. The Village can track, monitor, verify — but cannot influence whether the package arrives, whether it matches expectations, or whether the customer is satisfied. This is the embodiment gap (Governance Lesson #291) applied to commerce: the Village can build and manage everything in the digital realm, but the physical world operates on its own terms. Tomorrow provides the first data point on whether the Village's commerce layer successfully bridges that gap.