"""Their main area that they're focusing on is something where they get a trailer, put a kitchen in there and then cook food for something like Wendy's, and then take a cut of the order when somebody orders it through Uber Eats."""

"In 2013, what today is known as Reef Technology was called ParkJockey. It called itself a ""parking solutions"" company. It managed parking lots using mobile phone payment apps, ran valet stands and looked for ways to put empty spaces to work."

"The company’s vision is to use the real estate it manages once reserved for cars to sit idle for other activities: restaurant ghost kitchens, pick-up locations for online retailers and what the company calls ""pop-up micro clinics"" — temporary health clinics."

"Reef Technology has licensing deals with national restaurant chains such as Wendy's and TGI Fridays to cook and sell their menus from kitchen trailers in parking lots, such as these in Miami's Brickell neighborhood."

"In 2020, more than five out of every 1,000 adults started a business, far out-pacing the national rate."