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Jeff Bezos is a man who doesn’t just play the game—he changes it.

The latest go-round of the NFL coaching carousel proves that hiring the leader for an NFL team is a confluence of HR, PR, and a whole lotta BS.

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Go back to Newfoundland, Labrador retriever—you were never really from Labrador—because for the first time in over 30 years there’s a new favorite dog in America.

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