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Paul Ogata

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15-Feb-16 20:00

Paul Ogata

Paul Ogata is a stand-up comedian born and raised in Hawaii. He later moved to Los Angeles, where he lives now, to pursue his one and only goal, which is to make people laugh. He now travels the world entertaining audiences with his personal approach to comedy.

 

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