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Sean Flynn

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These All-Inclusive Resorts Are All About the Food

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By Michelle Edelbaum, Sean Flynn, Emily Hochberg Verified, Travis Levius Verified, Molly McArdle Verified, Regan Stephens
| Yahoo Style Canada Verified
Credit: Courtesy of Intercontinental Danang Sun Peninsula Resort We asked travel writers who stay at hotels around the world to determine which all-inclusive properties have the most compelling culinary offerings. These are their favorite hotels and resorts for meals and more included in the rate, leaving no need to make additional reservations. Book these stays, from Arizona to Mexico, for beachfront dining, cookouts, picnics, and more food memories included on your next vacation.
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The 10,000-Year Guadalupe River Flood

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By Sean Flynn
| The Atlantic Verified
David and Cheryl Chambers bought their property along the Guadalupe River in 2008, the day the for-sale sign went up. They kept it wild and green, a private retreat in the Texas Hill Country where they could lounge in the bed of a pickup and watch the birds and the deer, until just a few years ago, when they decided to convert it into an RV park. There were small resorts and inns all along the Guadalupe, and plenty of places to park, or rent, an RV, including in their tiny town of Center Point.
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As a Former Barista, I’m Begging You to Stop This Rude Habit

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By Sean Flynn
| Yahoo Life Verified
As I waited in line for lunch the other day, I was reminded of one of my biggest pet peeves from years working as a barista. It's a rule of etiquette that should be common sense, but recently it seems like it's just not registering with people. The solution is incredibly simple. We've all been there. You're stressed for time with a building to-do list and have just minutes to order lunch. You walk up to the counter to place an order, and your phone rings. The polite thing to do?
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