Head for the Undertaker

(Kudos to Monty)

Or
Taco Hell
(Props to Monty)

Or
Ask Not for Whom the Bell Tolls, It Tolls for Glen
(Additional accolades for Monty)
Glen W. Bell, Jr., who brought Mexican food to white folks who enjoy quickly cooling food and diarrhea, has died at the age of 86. Thinking outside the bun from the start of the fast food craze, Bell ran a series of restaurants before partnering with Jack Taco to found the Taco Bell chain in 1962, starting in California and spreading east. When he hit Florida, locals were so unfamiliar with tacos, advertising explained the menu items, including ingredients and pronunciation guides. Explaining the chalupa was another matter altogether.

This is a particular burrito in the saddle for Mark, who dropped Glen after the 2008 GHI.