Pizza Hut founder died of pneumonia. What has he experienced in his life?

COVID-19 epidemic swept the world, which not only affected the development of global economy, but also brought death and heavy blow to many countries and people. Flach Carney, co-founder of Pizza Hut, an American fast food chain, died of pneumonia in Wichita, Kansas, at the age of 82.

When it comes to fast food and hamburgers, we have to mention KFC and Pizza Hut, which are almost all over the world and have a big market. Flach Carney, the founder of Pizza Hut, struggled all his life and was full of inspiration. At that time, 19-year-old Carney was studying at Wichita State University, and 26-year-old Dan Carney borrowed 600 yuan dollars from his mother to open a restaurant selling beer and pizza near the family business Carney Market, and named it Pizza Hut. The main customers are students. At the beginning of their business, the two brothers knew nothing about pizza making and store management, but they were good at learning. Through analysis, they finally chose the joining mode to expand their business territory. Later, their first Pizza Hut restaurant with franchise opened in Topeka, Kansas.

In June, 1977, 1 1, the Carney brothers decided to sell Pizza Hut to Pepsi for more than $300 million. At that time, Pizza Hut had more than 4,000 stores around the world. After holding a lot of money, Carney set foot in many industries in the following years, including food, real estate, oil and gas, automobile, leasing and leisure industries. Carney invested in more than twenty enterprises, but only five made money. His brother Dankani said that he may have lost most of the money he earned at Pizza Hut, but he was not sad because he just wanted to actively create something different.

Later 1944, Carney decided to join the Pizza Hut to find John. Pepsico decided to move Pizza Hut headquarters from Wichita to Dallas, Texas. Carney thought it was a wrong decision, so he strengthened his determination to join Papa John and later became one of the biggest franchisees under Papa John.