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] clip referenced in the SportsBusiness Daily. It's a video made by Ben Gullett, the 14-year-old son of Mark Gullett, the vice president of marketing for the Tampa Bay Lightning, who recently got laid off.
So far it has been viewed almost 700 times on YouTube and Mark Gullett told the Tampa Tribune that it has already generated some new job leads.
Stick with this until the end and then ask yourself this question: Do you want to hire the dad or the son?
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