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Inspiration from Rivera's Office article... What in on your office or desk?


Jeremy Igo

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My office is sparsely decorated, but the two items I have are important.

- Cam Newton-autographed helmet that my father-in-law gave me for Christmas this year. Came with a picture of him signing it and it's the old logo, so in addition to assuming its authenticity (those certificates are always legit...) I'm also assuming that it's from his rookie year. Pretty sweet.

- Alien piggy bank that I found for like $5. It's my gatekeeper and faces the door... keeps unnecessary drama at bay.

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