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From my nephew, who is a Food Service expert and former manager of a KFC:
KFC.
Their downfall started with the rise of Popeyes and the sale to PepsiCo. They spun off to Yum brands, Pizza Hut, Taco Bell, a&w root beerThey let the bean counters take over and did things cheap. Americans wanted quality not crapThey didn’t react to that and just thought people would come anyway. The rise of places like Raising Canes and others took their market share and they didn’t update a plan for facilities, marketing, etc… Old, dilapidated building cheaply converted to a combo box with tacos or pizza became the norm. They lost their identity and became unrecognizable. Fresh biscuits from Popeyes were so much better than the rolls KFC was serving and their biscuits were made in a commissary in Cleveland or Cincinnati They looked at cost, not quality and it cost them They lost their experts that were running the restaurants and replaced them with middle aged women that could fry chicken and roll burritos.People like me don’t really exist in food service anymore 
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This is one of the reasons I avoid Houston traffic as much as possible. There's almost always something idiotic going on - like piling wooden pallets 10' high, unsecured, in the back of a pickup truck and then taking a very busy road.
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I believe that Herbert Clutter had his throat cut. The other three family members were all shot in the head.
Some years ago, the Clutter house was on the market and one could see each room as well as the cellar. It was quite spooky looking, even without its bloody history. The kitchen still sported cabinets and shelving made by Herbert Clutter. Not mentioned was that the Clutters had two other daughters, both married and living elsewhere at the time of the murders.
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FindAGrave is a tremendous resource, but, as with nearly every other website, let the user beware. There are frequently multiple, conflicting listings found for an individual, and more important to me, the site could use a lot more fuzzy logic. Time and again I have searched for a name that I knew was in there, yet came up dry - it can be very particular and a lot of effort is sometimes required to achieve the desired result. I 'manage' several graves myself.
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