[nicholst55]

I remember when, growing up in the 60s, there were only 4 fast food joints nearby where I lived in south Denver. There was Mickey D's, an A&W Root Beer drive in, a Bell Taco (not Taco Bell), and a joint called the The Red Barn. I flipped burgers for a while at The Red Barn, and hated it. Then I got a "real job" at a car wash, and then I joined the Army when the 1973 test gasoline shortage hit Colorado - a year before the Arab Oil Embargo. No local Burger King, Taco Bell, or anything else close by.

People today don't realize how their lives have been changed by fast food - and not for the better.

 

[nicholst55]

Do you mean Dell Taco?

Nope, Bell Taco. Started by the brother of Glen Bell, the guy that started Taco Bell. Bell Taco is long gone, but they got a lot of my money as a teenager. Funny, I can't even find a reference to them on Google or Wikipedia.