The Drew Carey Project Volume 1 - Izzit.org
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For reason.tv: Dance Ban<br />
<strong>Drew</strong> <strong>Carey</strong>: Hi, I’m <strong>Drew</strong> <strong>Carey</strong>. I was in the moving “Robots” with Halle Berry. I’m Craig, the<br />
yellow robot, and Halle’s the cute silver robot. Halle Berry starred in “Bullworth” with Warren beatty<br />
who co-starred with Goldie Hawn in “Shampoo” who was in “First Wives Club” with Sarah Jessica<br />
Parker who was in “Footloose” with, you guessed it, Kevi<br />
Remember “Footloose”? It’s that film from the ’80s about high school kids fighting for the right to<br />
dance. Quaint, right? Well, believe it or not, we found our very own footloose story in the Arizona<br />
desert. Somehow they knew we were coming.<br />
Spencer Bell: Well, my name is Spencer Bell. I’m a junior at ASU. I’m going to the William P. <strong>Carey</strong><br />
School of Business for business management.<br />
Dale Bell: Well, my name is Dale Bell and I, along with my son, Spencer, built the San Tan Flat<br />
Steakhouse here in Queen Creek, Arizona.<br />
Spencer Bell: <strong>The</strong> idea for San Tan Flat kind of came along. My dad and I were driving in a car and my<br />
dad turned to me and said, “You know, Spencer, what do you want to do with your life? What do you<br />
want to do for a job or profession?” And I turned to him and I said, “Well, you know, I want to get into a<br />
business, a small business, where a Wal-Mart, Cosco, another big box store is not going to beat me up out<br />
of it.” He turned to me and said, “Well, the only business that I know of where you can do that is the<br />
restaurant business.”<br />
Dale Bell: When he suggested he’d like to go into small business I thought it’d be the perfect thing for<br />
him to learn a small business and the difficulties involved in that and be part of the American dream. We<br />
have one neighbor that actually lives on the property that joins our property and his name is Paul Younger<br />
and he’s a beekeeper. Paul initially was the only person who showed up in opposition to our rezoning.<br />
Paul Younger: I opposed it because of the lights and the noise and the smells and traffic and everything<br />
else I thought would be detrimental to our lifestyles here.<br />
Dale Bell: When we were approved (our plan was approved by the County Supervisors) we actually<br />
received a standing ovation.<br />
Paul Younger: When the meeting was over and it became obvious that he was going to get approval, I<br />
asked him to please have some consideration for the neighbors here and he assured me that he would.<br />
Spencer Bell: It was exciting - exciting to finally see the doors open.<br />
Paul Younger: I was really pleasantly surprised. <strong>The</strong> impact was very minimal and it’s been a<br />
convenience to have him close by.<br />
Dale Bell: When people would walk into the courtyard and see those bonfires and this atmosphere, this<br />
ambience, from all these old wagons and buggies and all the antiques that have been collected here, the<br />
word that most often was mentioned was ‘awesome.’ People would say this is awesome.<br />
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