The Story Of Matthew Patrick: The Secrets Of Pop Culture

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Have you ever wanted to know secrets about pop culture, well Matthew Patrick (also known as Matthew or GameTheory), is your man to ask! He has an entire YouTube channel and team based on the secrets of pop culture, and it’s called GameTheory, but he didn't become the genius he is now overnight, though. It all started in a small, cramped apartment in New York City with two college kids with degrees in theater living in it. Matthew Patrick moved from a college dorm to New York City so he could follow his dreams. Unfortunately, that didn’t happen. He gave his resume to anyone in the theater industry to see and review it, but no one wanted to give him a chance, even though he had perfect grades. Since he was failing at achieving

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