Fodor's Travel

And so I would like to recommend a book that I've been referring to frequently over the past few hours.

And that's the Fodor Florida Full Color Travel Guide.

You can get it easily on Amazon.com. You know, Florida remains the bulwark of conservatism in the United States.

It was the one bright spot.

Sure, we didn't gain the seats that we thought maybe redistricting would provide, but held firm.

And of course, Ashley Moody elected to a full term and Byron Donalds elected to succeed Ron DeSantis.

And so I recommend the Fodor's Florida Travel Guide or any other Florida travel guide because it's a beautiful state where I'm going to be spending a lot more time over the next several years.

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Well, this is one of the things that we turn to you for, the ability to, you know, go out there and feel like you actually live in Italy, or the Dolomites are your home, or you meet people who can tell you what it's like to experience that culture.

And so, you know, instead of it being like a Fodor's guidebook where you're like, oh boy, okay, I thought maybe storytelling might be the way to do it.

And sometimes they're funny and sometimes they're embarrassing and sometimes they're a little romantic and sometimes they're charming.

That's the world that's waiting for you.

There are books coming out every day.

So I think there are four or five legitimate Disney park guidebooks in the United States, like Frommer's, Fodder's, Lonely Planet, maybe one or two independent guides, you know, the unofficial guide, obviously.

But if you see a book that is written by someone who, if you look up their name, they have no online presence.

It's self-published.

But I knew in my gut that I wanted to get back to writing and editing and I quit my job.

A college friend of mine who had moved to New York and was working for Fodor's travel guides.

yet random house.

And she said, do you want to go to Vietnam for four months and write our first Vietnam book since basically the Vietnam War? Because we hadn't published, they hadn't published anything since the Vietnam War.

TripAdvisor's in trouble.

Uh, the, like, Fodors and the-

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... uh, Zagat.