Germany, Kahn University, Mathematical Research Institute.
Having just finished reading an email, Ackerman Konietz called his most esteemed student, Kori Durant, to his office with a phone call.
"Kori, from the report you submitted last time, the tests are nearing success, right?"
"Yes, Mr. Konett, I have prepared the paper. I intended to send it to you a few days ago, but there is a problem I don't know how to deal with."
Kori Durant showed considerably more respect for his mentor's attitude.
"Oh? What problem? Why didn't you discuss it with me if you had a problem?" Ackerman Konietz asked, frowning.
At this moment, the mentor's mood was not good.
The email from "Pure and Applied Mathematics Communications", although phrased as a query, contained an air of condescension that he could feel between the lines.
Do those damn Americans really never learn how to spell the word 'respect'?