Glen Bell
Glen Bell (born c. 1923) is the founder of Taco Bell.
He served in the US Marine Corps during World War II. He left the service in 1946, and started his first hot dog stand in San Bernardino. In 1952, he sold his first stand and built his second. Shortly thereafter, he switched to Mexican food. His company grew very well, but was later sold to Pepsi.
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