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Patrick Maia: Home Office
On his second comedy special, Patrick opens his apartment doors and presents himself to his fans, friends, family members and even his dog. Problems with bricklayers, adaptation to his new neighborhood, married life and his childhood on an evangelical church are the themes of the jokes recorded at Patrick Maia's own apartment.
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On his second comedy special, Patrick opens his apartment doors and presents himself to his fans, friends, family members and even his dog. Problems with bricklayers, adaptation to his new neighborhood, married life and his childhood on an evangelical church are the themes of the jokes recorded at Patrick Maia's own apartment.
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