Kitchener Sync
Kitchener Sync
Gretchen moves to Kitchener for a position at a dating app developer, but finds out it's not the job she thought it was. She soon discovers how strange and demanding the tech valley can be; as she moves out of her van and into the lives of the misfits at the “Kitchener Sync” start up house
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