Yeah, my daughter definitely didn't feel right about that food demo job. She'd applied for two, actually - the first was handing out sushi samples, and that was definitely not a scam. She would have received the samples from an actual sushi chef on the premises, handed them out, and directed any questions to him. This "buy all our stuff, make the food yourself, and we'll reimburse you later" sounded very hinky. Plus, the lady doing the "interviewing" really rushed her into making a committment, which is always a bad sign. My daughter signed some papers, not knowing any better, and she was frantic thinking that she'd signed her life away. I called the woman myself later and said "My daughter's not interested."