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Illusion, the art of tricking the brain,
distorting the senses, challenging
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perception. You can't trust what you
see, even with your own eyes. Meet the
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Masters of Illusion.
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Hi, everybody.
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I'm Dean Crane, and welcome to Masters
of Illusion. Right now, we are about to
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dazzle, astonish.
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fellbind, and a maze.
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And that's not all.
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I can't explain exactly, but you're just
going to have to see for yourself.
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Can I show you what I'm talking about?
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Where is tonight's optical illusion?
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Well, right here on my finger.
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This was Harry Blackstone Jr.'s favorite
ring.
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It is the Ring of Infinity.
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Watch as I twist it in a never -ending
expansion.
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or contract it to a forever shrinking
journey.
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Like our illusionists tonight, will you
be able to see their mission? Here is
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Beryl Dillon.
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Well, I have some very exciting plans
for somebody here in the audience
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but I need a brave soul.
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You. Hi, my name's Beryl. What's your
name? Nicole. Nicole, would you join me
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stage? Please give Nicole a big round of
applause.
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As he heads to the stage, Nicole, this
is the exciting thing.
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Yes, those are solid steel spikes. Make
sure that they are, in fact, solid
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steel. They are sharp, yes?
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They are.
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Great. Let's see. They lower up and down
via this lever. I'm going to lower them
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into the box below. Please take a look
at them. Touch them. Make sure that they
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are, in fact, solid.
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I'm just kidding. No, I just wanted to
scream in your face. Sorry about that.
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Come here. Come here. Please, touch the
steel spike. Make sure it is solid
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steel, yes?
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Great.
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You're going to stand right there. In a
moment, I'm going to have you sit on top
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of this surgical table. This is a
surgical table from the 1800s. Please,
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right there.
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I want you to take your feet. Turn them
towards me.
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Perfect, and then scoot a little bit
closer to the edge of the table. Thank
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very much. You're going to lay your head
back, but as you do, I'm going to place
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this behind your head for your comfort.
Please, lay back.
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All right, Nicole, please cross your
arms in front of your chest like this.
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going to place this box over the top.
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Now, this is actually a surgical table
from the 1800s. It is made for a
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procedure called bloodletting.
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I'm going to lock this up just in case
you try to escape. Sometimes that
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happens. Here we go.
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Perfect.
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Just like this.
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Great.
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Now, Nicole, in a moment, I'm going to
be pushing those spikes from the box
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below you up through your body. Don't
worry. It won't hurt much. People used
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do this for fun.
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Do me a favor. Relax, okay? You're going
to be very safe. Close your eyes and
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breathe in.
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And breathe out.
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Breathe in.
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Breathe out.
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Do you feel that?
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No. Breathe in one more time.
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Breathe out.
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Nicole, keep your eyes closed. There is
now 20 spikes passing through your body.
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Don't worry.
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I'll rescue you.
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No. Open the front.
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Open this side.
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Take off the top.
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Turn your feet that way.
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Nicole, sit up. Show everybody that
there is nothing wrong with you. Please
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Nicole a big round of applause.
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Thank you guys very much.
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Have a wonderful night.
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Magicians are known to give the crap of
conjuring all the respect and reverence
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the art form deserves.
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And then, there are these two.
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Barry and Stuart.
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Barry and Stuart, we'd like to try a
piece of mind reading for you all now.
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Yes, I have here a picture of a famous
person from history, somebody from the
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past. We need someone to help with it.
The guy in the end there, what's your
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name? Jamie. Jamie, I want you to think
of someone famous from history. So it
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could be a president, an artist, a
philosopher, Martin Luther King.
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Can I say it out loud?
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You can say it out loud. Have you got
someone?
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Albert Einstein.
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It's very interesting that you would say
Albert Einstein because I actually do
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have here a picture of Albert Einstein
as you look today.
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And now, for one of the foremost
illusionists in modern magic, here is
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Pendragon.
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Next, the impossible is made possible by
Draven and Nathan Fan.
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Well, sometimes one magician just isn't
enough.
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Here are Draven and Nathan Fan. Do not
try this next trick at home.
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And now, here's a magician with a twist.
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The unique and entertaining Adam Wiley.
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I have a little something special for
everybody right now.
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It may look familiar to you. It's
actually a coin.
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Now, I have this special coin. Would you
guys mind if I bring out a little
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friend? His name is Hank. Watch. Hank.
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Hank, come here. Come here. He's a
little shy.
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Oh, see? Hank.
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Yeah.
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Hank E, actually, for short. Now, look,
I'm going to take Coyne and Hank, and
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they're going to work together.
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So Coyne goes in the middle of Hank and
instantly vanishes.
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Do you know where he goes? If not, it's
okay. I do. He goes into the left.
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I'm sorry, that's my right. I'm a little
close -decked.
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My left sleeve, just like that. But
that's not the amazing part. The amazing
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part is where the bottle comes from.
That's usually the amazing part.
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So I'm going to need a volunteer for
this.
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Ew, you seem like you want to help. Come
on up.
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Give her a nice round of applause.
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Go ahead and check out the bottle. Make
sure that it is what I say it is,
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completely solid, normal bottle. Now,
you notice there's something missing on
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the bottle, okay?
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Do you know what that is? The cap. The
cap. That's very right. Go ahead and
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the bottle cap. I want you to go ahead
and put it inside the bottle for me.
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You got it perfect, okay?
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Just like that.
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You see that there's no other way in or
out, right? It's completely solid on
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bottom and on top. That's going to be
very important, just like that.
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Okay? Now, what I want you to do is go
ahead and put your hand over the bottle,
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just like this, okay?
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Now, it can't go through anywhere else.
Watch.
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One, two, three.
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Right inside the bottle.
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Thank you. Thank you so much.
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Eric Jones will make you doubt your
senses when we come back.
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A good card trick done really well can
be as entertaining and mind -boggling as
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anything in magic. Here is Eric Jones.
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Guys, thank you so much for coming to
hang out with me. I want to show you
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One of my favorite illusions with this
ordinary deck of playing cards that you
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can get from just about any store on the
planet. I have made a little
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preparation. I've taken the liberty of
placing the four kings on top of the
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pack. We're going to leave these here on
the pad. We'll leave them out of my
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touch for just a moment.
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What's your name, bro? CJ. CJ. Good to
meet you. I'm Eric. CJ, here's what's
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going to happen. I'm going to pass
through the cards like this, CJ.
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Anytime you get the notion, I want you
to say the word stop. Wherever you say
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stop. That'll be your card. I don't
care. All right. Perfect.
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Stop.
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Stop. Excellent.
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I'm sorry. I'm just screwing with you.
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Please, go through all the cards.
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You can see that they are all, in fact,
different. Take out any card that you
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want. It doesn't make a difference if I
see it. It's not that kind of trick.
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All right.
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The Joker.
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How'd I know?
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How'd I know? So, are you happy with
that one? Because you can change your
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Perfect. I'll leave the other cards
aside.
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So, we have five cards in total. I'll
take your card back.
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We've got the joker and we've got the
four kings. All you have to do, guys, is
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keep your eyes not only on the two black
kings, but on your joker. We're going
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to leave these three cards here for just
a moment.
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I'm going to take the two red ones and
put them into your hand. You don't mind
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if I place one hand on top? That way
they don't get away from me at all. All
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right. All you have to do is keep your
eyes on that joker and watch as that
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joker passes from here to there.
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What?
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What?
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Do me a favor. And you should notice
that right between the two red kings,
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there's a face -down card.
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Would you mind turning that card over
and show everyone in the audience?
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Now, I'm going to give you an option.
I'm going to give you an option that you
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can make the decision for the room. Sir,
which do you prefer, the black king or
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the red king? It's completely up to you
which you prefer, the black king or the
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red king.
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Good for you.
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I'm going to leave the red ones over
here. I'll leave the black ones here.
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I'm going to pass you the cards just
like I did before. And any time you get
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notion, you say the word stop, wherever
you say stop, that's where that joker is
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going to go. Sound good?
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Sound good. Excellent. Say stop any
time. You ready?
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Stop. Are you happy with that spot?
Because we can keep going.
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Yep. Excellent.
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I'm going to take that joker and place
it about halfway down from the top of
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pack. I don't know exactly where it is,
but I know roughly about the spot, more
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or less.
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I'm going to stand for this because I
love it. Watch.
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With that joker somewhere in the middle
of the pack, all you need to do is keep
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your eyes on the two black things. If I
give them a little shake, you might see
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the moment. One card appears in between.
Now, it's not the king of clubs, not
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the king of spades. I'm hoping with a
little luck that maybe.
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Just maybe.
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It's your joker.
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What would happen if we used the red
thing?
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Just say stop one more time as we go
through.
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Are you happy there?
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Perfect. We're going to take that joker
once more.
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And you see that it really is right in
the middle of the pack. I've got no idea
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where it is, even though I know roughly
about where.
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I'll go as slow as I can.
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Watch the two red things, especially the
space.
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In between the two red pieces.
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It'll happen here on the table, on the
count of three.
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That's one, two, and
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that's three.
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Next up, the
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talents of Jibrizy.
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Believe the impossible when we come
back.
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It is amazing how professionals can find
magic in even the most ordinary of
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objects. Welcome now to Breezy.
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How are you guys doing?
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Growing up.
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I never had enough money to afford those
fancy, awesome magic kits you find in
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magic shops. I came to the realization
that you didn't need a bunch of money to
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make miracles happen.
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In fact, you can do a miracle with just
about anything.
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Even something as simple as the sugar,
baby.
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That's right.
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So, I need a participant.
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Could you come up?
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What's your name?
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Danielle. All right, Danielle.
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So, I want you to go ahead and fill the
sugar packet. What do you fill?
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Sugar. Sugar, right. All throughout the
sugar packet, correct?
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Yep, sure.
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All right. So, check it out. I have a
dime in my pocket.
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Now, Danielle is going to sign this
dime.
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So, Danielle, put your initials onto the
dime any way that you want. Any size.
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Make it as...
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Special as possible.
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Perfect, perfect. Let's go ahead and
show it to the camera.
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D -W.
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All right.
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So, Danielle, could you do me a favor?
Could you hold on to the sugar packet?
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Just like this.
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Perfect. Hold it out so everyone can see
it.
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Don't move.
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All right?
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The coin.
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Just like so.
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Now, Danielle, could you go ahead and
feel on through it? What do you feel?
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Feels like a coin's inside there, right?
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Here, check it out. Watch.
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This is what we'll do.
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Take it and rip it right down the
middle.
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But you see everything right here.
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Danielle, hold your hand out.
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Right there on the floor, there's one
coin, and you can keep all this.
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I don't want to touch the coin. Pick it
up. Tell me, is that your initial on
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that coin?
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My initial.
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Everyone, give Daniel a round of
applause.
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Ever see a magician make something
unusual appear somewhere unexpected?
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Well, here, with his own unique version
of a classic, is Greg Gleason.
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Thank you very much.
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Ladies and gentlemen, I've got something
really special to show you right now.
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Check it out. That box is 18 inches off
the ground, so you can see underneath it
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at all times.
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Open the box.
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As you can see, that is one empty box.
Close the box.
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Green. Ladies and gentlemen, I want you
to watch this close because this is one
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illusion you will never forget. Check
this out.
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Ready.
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Now.
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Check it out.
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Bring that forward.
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Watch your head, guys.
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What do you think about that?
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Absolutely amazing.
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I still can't figure out how they do it.
That's because they are the masters of
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illusion. Until next time, thank you for
joining us. I'm Dean Cain. See you next
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time. Thank you.
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