Does everyone's PAO table look the same?

No — the structure (suit→category, Major-System-seeded people) may be shared, but the specific people, actions and objects are personal.

Two memorisers might both use "suit sets the category, value sets the person," yet fill it with completely different celebrities and props, because the images only fire fast if they're personally evocative. Copying someone else's full table wholesale tends to be slower than building your own around figures you find unforgettable. Borrow the scheme; choose your own content.

Go deeper:

• Alex Mullen, memory athlete (Wikipedia) — he built his own larger personal system — borrow the scheme, choose your content.