A Different Kind of Free Enterprise Story

Reason Staff | 4.13.2010 12:00 AM

A story about the obvious—and not so obvious—supporters of free enterprise.

This is my entry for the US Chamber of Commerce I Am Free Enterprise contest. I am free enterprise. We are free enterprise.

Directed by Meredith Bragg. Featuring Jill Erber of Cheesetique, Rhoda Worku of Caboose Cafe and Bakery, and Steve Gatward of Let's Meat on the Avenue. Shot in Delray, Alexandria VA. Original score by Meredith Bragg.

And yes, the sandwich was delicious.

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