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Patrick the Akihabara Tour Guide

September 22nd, 2007 by James

A clip from a Japanese TV show about Patrick, an otaku tour guide in Akihabara:

The Japanese YouTuber who uploaded it thinks the guy in the video is Patrick Macias, linking to his blog in the video description. Perhaps he was confused because Macias had an encounter with tour guide Patrick in a recent Akihabara Wars podcast?



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Comment by D-san
2007-09-22 08:08:47

I hope he at least bought a real woman later.

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Comment by Joe Blow
2007-09-22 20:48:40

Oh!! how special…no maid no life, dont you mean no brain no life. Get married and have kids if you can, thats life. The me me loser generation for people who just cant make in real life.

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Comment by shazzb0t
2007-09-22 20:54:43

More power to him.

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Comment by Patrick Macias
2007-09-23 00:32:38

It’s very not me. Nor is it Patrick Harlan. Neither of us can rock the Haruhi dance like Patrick W. Galbraith.

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