The 2,500-Person Tech Mixer That Was Not a Party

"This is our fifth mixer. People are like, 'Andrew, what could be next?' And it's like, 'Oh. Done.' We have a mechanical bull. Game-changer. Innovate."

Oh dear. Quickly reminds me of Vanity Fair's Dave Morin interview: http://www.vanityfair.com/culture/my-phone/2013/03/dave-mori...

> People are like, ‘Andrew, what could be next?’ And it’s like, ‘Oh. Done.’ We have a mechanical bull. Game-changer. Innovate.

> “We don't call it an after-party. We call it after-hours.”

Waaaay too close to the Poe's Law line, I can't tell if this guy thinks this is for real or if he knows it's ridiculous and is just trying to cash in on demand.

To whom is frequenting that scene: cross the Atlantic, come to any European country, settle a bit and then look back to that "not-party". Yes, you are looking at the very quintessence of bullshit. How could you not see that when you were in SF, you say? Well... Where to begin?

Sounds like a rave with "tech" mixed in to get sponsors.

San Francisco? Sounds about right.