It sounds like you're referring to — likely a specific food service or culinary training module (possibly from a vocational or hospitality curriculum) — and a "whipping day" exercise set at Table Mountain Hot (which could be a hotel, resort, or restaurant name, or even a thermal springs location).
Having lived it, I can confirm it is real. It is rare—maybe five days a year—but when it happens, it is the angling equivalent of a volcanic eruption. The NuWest handles the mayhem, the mountain provides the heat, and the yellowtail provide the madness. nuwest fcv 096 whipping day at table mountain hot
Key observations
(done before service):