When’s the last time you had a dinner party and invited the government to join? Well, some chefs who host paid dinner parties for strangers in their own homes through a new website called EatWith don’t have a choice. Some argue that if you’re hosting dinners every day, then there should be some sort of regulation because you’re closer to becoming a restaurant. But where is the line drawn? And why should the government have any say over what people eat, or charge for, in the privacy of their own dining rooms?
Roast chicken with a side of government regulation. It’s what’s for dinner
