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Back to the good old days.<\/p>\n

2026 has proven to be the year of nostalgia. Youngsters are\u00a0resorting to old-school tech<\/a>\u00a0like vintage flip phones and iPods. Others are returning to analog hobbies and activities.<\/p>\n

Even beloved restaurant chain\u00a0Pizza Hut<\/a>\u00a0is going back in time, reverting to its retro glory \u2014 red checkered tablecloths and all.<\/p>\n

Tim Sparks, president of Daland Corporation, a Kansas-based company that operates almost 100 Pizza Hut locations across the country, is helping keep Pizza Hut alive by rewinding the clock and redecorating over 80 annoyingly modern, stark-looking locations to make them look like they did decades ago.<\/p>\n

Red roof? Check<\/p>\n

Red-checkered tablecloths, vinyl booths and Tiffany-style lamps? Check, check and check.<\/p>\n