The one I'm remembering had people "host a dinner" that you had to pay to get into. And somehow that made it not a restaurant, so you didn't need to have a comm

The one I'm remembering had people "host a dinner" that you had to pay to get into. And somehow that made it not a restaurant, so you didn't need to have a commercial kitchen (hint: this isn't legal). Kalanick's recruiters reached out to me about CloudKitchens and I straight up said that no, I do not want to work for that guy.