A few years ago, restaurants started sprouting up in Portland like toadstools, with names like Mr. Beast Burger, Sticky Wings and Man vs. Fries. None of these places really existed—at least, not in the way people usually think of restaurants. They were “ghost kitchens,” operating out of trailers scattered in parking lots across the city. A Miami company had what looked like a can’t-miss idea for Portland’s fast-food and real-estate markets. But something went wrong. ✍️: @sophiegreenleaf 📸: @mick.jpg @mckenzieyoungart Also in this week’s issue—a psilocybin advocate considers the lessons from Shroom House, Nataki Garrett is accompanied by private security in Ashland due to death threats, and Hugh Grant thinks Love Actually has a “psychotic screenplay.” Pick up a copy of the paper or click the link in our bio to read more!✨🗞️