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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.
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Meet the Masters of Illusion.
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Hello everybody, good evening.
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I'm Dean King and welcome to Masters of
Illusion. I often hear people refer to
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magic effects.
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as tricks.
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But I can assure you that everything
that happens on this stage will happen
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right before your very eyes.
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So what happens when you see something
that your mind is convinced cannot be
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possible?
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Are you ready to find out?
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Okay.
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You'll see it, but you probably won't
believe it. Here is a mind -bending
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illusion from Alex Ramon.
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Outro Music
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Thank you.
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Time now for the remarkable wit of
America's fast -talking master of the
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impossible. Just introducing him makes
me laugh. With him.
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With him and at him. This is Chipper
Lowell.
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Thank you so much.
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Trish, give it up for Trish, everybody.
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How are you, Trish?
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We're going to try a little experiment
to see if we can connect.
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mind -to -mind like twins do, you know?
They can always finish each other's
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sentences and kind of know what each one
is thinking. So we're going to see if
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that works with us, even though we've
just met.
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Would you do me a favor? Hold on to
that. You've got that and a dry erase
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I've got this. Now we're going to back
-to -back, okay? So back -to -back, just
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like that. Excellent. And we're going to
come up with something, a four -legged
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animal, any four -legged animal in the
entire world. Put that down. I'll put
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mine down. We'll see if it's a match,
okay? And when you are done, just let
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me know.
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I'm done. You're done?
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Okay. Well, turn around. Show it to
everybody. What did you get?
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Let me see. You can turn back this way.
Yeah.
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Oh, giraffe.
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Okay.
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Giraffe.
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Four legs.
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Oh, I'm so sorry. The neck got tangled
up. There. That's the... Okay. Maybe
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didn't work. Okay. You know what? No,
no. That was fine. Here. Take that.
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that. I'll erase this one. We'll try
this again. And this time around, let's
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go... Let's get even more random. You
know, take these and throw them in the
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audience. They love gifts.
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Okay. There we go. Okay.
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Back to back. And this time around, we
will do a two -digit number. All right?
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And let's see if we match that.
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Okay. And, oh, wow. All right. All
right.
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Okay.
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All right. All right. Do you have one?
Yes. You do?
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Okay.
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Back around. Back around. And what did
you get? Show it to everybody.
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Let me see.
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14.
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14. I got red.
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That was, boy, this is nice.
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Okay. No, that's all right. You know
what? I'll take one. We'll do this
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You take the second one. Why did I call
it the second one? That was, oh, one,
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two. That would be the second one.
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That would be three.
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That would be four, five, six, seven,
eight, uh -huh,
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nine, ten, eleven, twelve, thirteen.
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14 right there. All the rest of them.
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Oh, we spent on red.
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You did awesome.
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Thank you so much. Thank you, guys.
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We'll be right back with a super quick
hand of Nick Dopey.
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Watch and listen closely to our next
magician.
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A man of quick deception.
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Hold your breath and pay close attention
to Nick Dopich.
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How you doing?
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Great. Great. What's your name?
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Fern. Fern. How you doing? Nick.
Pleasure. Good. And you are? Rebecca.
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All right. Rebecca. Fantastic. All
right. Good. Obviously starts off with
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just picking a card, Rebecca.
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All right. Hold out a finger for me.
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Good choice. Wherever you want.
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All right. All right.
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Go ahead. Take the card. Take the card.
Show it around, everybody. Make sure
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everybody sees it.
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All right. Including Fern. Go ahead and
keep back to yourself.
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All right. Now, here's what we're going
to do. I would like to do, Rebecca, I
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want you to take that card. I want you
to slide it back in that mess wherever
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you want.
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How does he do it? I don't know.
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All right.
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We got it?
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Fantastic. All right. Good.
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Okay.
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That was good, Rebecca.
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That was actually really good.
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Well, shoot, that was actually really
good. You got it all the way in.
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Now I've got to go looking for it, I
guess.
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Now, obviously, this is misdirection
right now. I'm acting like I lost the
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I didn't lose the card. I'm acting like
I lost the card. What I did was, as I
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was doing this, I memorized the entire
order of the pack of cards. I rain
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-manned it, just like that. You buying
that?
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Okay, a little encouraged would be nice,
but whatever.
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What that means is I know where all the
cards are. You tell me what that card
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is, I can tell you exactly where it is.
What was the card?
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King of...
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Heart. Okay, good.
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Fantastic.
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The easy part.
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All right, so king of hearts. Is that
correct?
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All right, good. Have you ever seen a
mark deck before? No? Good. All right,
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good.
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The king of hearts, you said? The king
of hearts. You said the king of hearts?
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Yes. Is that the one underneath my
drink?
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I wasn't sure if that's what we were
talking about. Okay, just making sure we
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already had it. I know exactly. Ah,
something did happen with it. Something
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happen with it. I know, right?
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I know. Isn't that fun?
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Fern, go ahead and name a card. Name any
cards you want.
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Ace of spades.
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Clever. All right.
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All right. Now here's what we're going
to do. You're going to do the trick this
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time. All right. You're going to do this
thing. Okay. You're going to get it on
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the glass. All right. I feel like we
need to practice this for a second. All
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right. So here, just go like that. Set
it on it. Okay.
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Yeah. Both hands. That's perfect. It
looks like that's not going to be subtle
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all.
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All right. Now, what card did you want,
though? Ace of spades. The ace of
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spades. Absolutely. You guys already saw
this coming, obviously. The ace of
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spades. She already got it. She already
got her neither thing, right? I know.
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Exactly.
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I love it.
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And I know. Isn't it good? She's so
good.
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Because everybody thinks it's the king
of hearts under the glass. But to be
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fair, it is.
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I know, right? It is under there. Okay.
I didn't know if anybody... Okay, good.
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Black jam.
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All right, good.
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Now, here, I'll tell you. Just go ahead
and pick a card.
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Perfect. All right, good.
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Show it around, everybody.
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Now we're going to find that card.
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We've got 48 more to go, and then you
guys can get out of here, okay?
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All right.
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All right.
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Go to the place right back here in the
pack, exactly where I want you to.
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Perfect. Very important to the trick.
All right, good.
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All right, now.
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Now we're going to find Fern's card
doing this very distracting shuffle,
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is this one right here.
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Looks cool, right, John and Rebecca?
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Now, if I did that correctly, hopefully
I did, we can actually get Fern's card
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to come from the middle of the pack and
end up all the way up here on top of the
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deck. Was that it, the three of
diamonds?
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None of you care? You're looking at the
glass. Okay, look.
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This was amazing what I just did, just
to be clear.
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Here, fine, there, there. I did it. I
did it. King's under the glass. I did
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thing. Everybody happy? Okay, good.
Fantastic.
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Getting blocked by my own tricks, for
God's sake.
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Here's what we're going to do. We're
going to get rid of it. All right, we're
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going to get rid of it. All right, no
more king. No more king. Okay,
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too distracted. No more king. Everybody
good?
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All right, we're going to continue on
using the three of diamonds.
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Okay, yeah, yeah, that's the king.
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I know, right?
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Which means, what's in my pocket,
Tarantino?
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Three of diamonds. Three of diamonds is
in the pocket. Thank you all very much.
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I genuinely appreciate it. Thank you
guys very much.
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Thank you very much, Phil, and I
appreciate it. Rebecca, you have a great
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You guys have a good night. Thank you
very much.
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Cheers.
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Our next performer brings an
extraordinary illusion for life right
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eyes. Here is Marie Dacha.
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Let's get going.
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I love puzzles, but I cannot stand this
one. This thing since the 1980s has
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bothered me. I could never solve it.
Never. I could never solve it. So we're
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going to try something fun because it's
such a challenging little puzzle. So I'm
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going to send you an email, okay? Is
that okay? I'm going to have you put
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email address in my phone right there.
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Here we go. All right. Put your email
address.
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The last four digits of your social.
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Did you send it? Yes. Great. That's all
I want you to do. And then let me know
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on your phone when you get the email.
Don't open it, but just let me know when
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you get the email on your phone. That's
it.
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Okay. Do you have it? Yes. Don't look at
it. Put your phone down.
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That's it.
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That's what we want to do. Rubik's Cube.
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You ever use one of these?
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Yes. Excellent. Check it out. Mix it up.
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Excellent. Go on. Mix it up. No, keep
going. I have an hour.
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I don't know if you guys do or not. I
don't think the show does.
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All right. Good.
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You have that?
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Yes. All right. Put it down. Do you have
one more spin here?
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Is that where you're at?
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That's the cube. You mix it up. Of
course, I can't solve these things.
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I sent you an email. Yes. Okay.
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Open up the email.
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And I sent you a picture of the Rubik's
Cube before I came in. I sent a picture.
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And I want to see.
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How close my picture is to the
prediction I emailed you. Great. Have a
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Okay. I see it.
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Should I show everyone else? Show
everybody.
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Okay. Does it match?
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It matches 100 % exactly.
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Check that out, everybody. You guys
can't really see that, but it's actually
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matching. It's incredible.
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It's incredible.
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And there you go. Phil can't do the
Rubik's Cube.
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of Impossible Prediction by Kent Axel
when we return.
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And if you can keep up with the
deceptive moves and mind maneuvering of
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York's Kent Axel.
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Thank you so much.
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Now, I am a mentalist, which means that
I use deception to try to read.
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minds, or at least pretend to, but I
want to see if you guys can pick up on
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something that I'm thinking. Okay, so
what is your name?
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Romina. Romina, nice to meet you,
Romina. My name is Kent, and? Angel.
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Angel, nice to meet you. Okay, Angel has
caught a randomly thrown out paper
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ball, and he has selected Romina on the
way up. I'm going to write down a two
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-digit number on this card, and one of
you will guess the number exactly.
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I promise, just trust me. Okay, just go
with it, just go with it. First, I need
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to ask a quick question.
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Just... Any color in the rainbow, like
red or yellow, just think of one. Okay,
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say it out loud.
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Blue. Blue, that's perfect.
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And Romina, for you, okay, we do live in
divisive times, so I want to make sure
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that this will work. There's one
question that divides people nowadays.
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When you hang your toilet paper, I know,
don't judge her.
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All right, everyone's got their right
answer for this. When you hang your
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paper, do you do it forward, beard
style, or back, mullet?
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Back. In the back?
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All right. No, don't judge.
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Don't judge.
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Okay, I think I know all I need to know.
So will you guys take one step forward?
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I'm going to take a step back. No
cheating.
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No cheating.
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Actually, nope.
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No cheating for you guys. A two -digit
number.
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All right.
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Romana, I want you to guess first.
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Four.
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Four is not a two -digit number.
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47.
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47. Okay.
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Angel, I'll have you guess now.
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27. 27.
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Okay. You were actually closer, and so
we can give him a nice round of applause
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and send him back to his seat. Thank you
very much, Angel.
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Will you hold your hand out flat like a
table, just like this? Hold your hand
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out flat. Good.
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Now, I wrote down a two -digit number on
the card. You guessed a number. What
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was the number that you guessed?
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47. 47.
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I said that one of you would guess it
exactly.
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Flip it over and tell people right out
loud. What is the number that I wrote on
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the card? Go ahead.
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What was it? Right out loud. Forty
-five. Forty -five.
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Sorry.
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Still a good trick.
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All right.
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Really close.
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Thank you.
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You can go.
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Oh, no. This is for you. A souvenir of
your magical experience here.
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No, hold on, hold on, hold on, hold on.
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Now, some of you will have already
realized, and I think that you did as
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that this is not just a card upon which
Kent will write incorrect two -digit
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numbers. No, no. This is, in fact, an
envelope.
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So will you please open that up? You
were only off by how many? What was it?
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Two. Two. Okay.
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So she was closer than you, fortunately.
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Now, there's a card in there, just one
thing. It has a prediction written
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a message just for you. Will you go
ahead, open it up. Read that to yourself
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first. Go ahead. To yourself.
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Good. That's the face I was looking for.
All right. Now, write out loud so that
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everyone can hear you.
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The lady's guest will be closest.
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Her guest will be off by two.
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Give her a big round of applause.
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Thank you very much. You can go back and
see. Thank you, thank you, thank you,
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thank you, thank you. And also, come
back on stage. You have that paper ball
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that I tossed out before. You've been
holding that since the beginning,
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Good. I'd like you to just open that up.
What color did you say?
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Blue. There was a message written on
there for you, too.
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The word blue.
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All right. You were part of this, man.
You were part of this. All right. Thank
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you very much, Angelo. It's been a
pleasure.
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Next, the always amazing sleight of hand
of Sean Jay.
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It seems nowadays that everyone is
health -oriented, looking for anything
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will improve our possibilities for a
longer and healthier life.
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Well, our next performer has some
personal hints to help us.
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Although... Well, this is Sean Jay.
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Thank you.
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Thank you very much.
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So being a traveling entertainer has its
pros and its cons, and one of them is
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the food. Thankfully, I grew up as a
vegetarian.
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True story.
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And being a vegetarian teaches you a lot
of things, like how to pack a healthy
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snack. So let's say you're at a party or
something and they have alcoholic
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beverages. Well, I like to bring
something healthy, like water.
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Yeah.
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But what if you want something green and
healthy? Well, I've got just the thing
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for you.
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It's not what you're thinking.
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See that?
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Check this out.
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These are healthier than you think.
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Are you able to see this okay over
there? Yeah?
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I like some vegetables in my diet.
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And this piece of celery will do just
fine. But what if you're craving
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sweet? I got just the thing for you.
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Here we are.
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Nature's perfect source of vitamin C.
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Yeah.
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So now, is there somebody out there that
maybe brought a purse with them to the
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theater tonight?
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You did. Okay. Mind if I take a look at
your purse for a second?
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I mean, I am a magician after all.
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What's your name?
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Terry Linnae. Terry Linnae. Nice to meet
you, Terry Linnae.
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Thanks.
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No, I'm not going to take your stuff.
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I'm just going to check something.
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My hands are empty.
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Take a peek in here.
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Oh, you got one of those. I was doing a
show in New York City the other day, and
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you wouldn't believe what women keep in
their purses. I mean, this one woman,
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she actually had a mousetrap inside of
her purse.
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What did you tell me?
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I don't think the mousetrap was in there
to protect your valuables. It was to
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protect the one thing that she didn't
want me to see, the one unhealthy snack
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that she was keeping in there.
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Honestly, was this in your purse prior?
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I think this belongs to you, but I'm
going to stay gluten -free.
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That's for you, and thank you for
letting me borrow your purse. Yes?
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Great, yes?
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The moral of the story is this. It
doesn't matter.
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what you eat, whether it be celery or
sandwiches.
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All I know is that I highly recommend
that you consume at least five to
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eight cups of vegetables and fruits
every day.
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And that's how you stay healthy on the
go.
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All right, that's it for this edition of
Masters of Illusion.
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We hope you'll join us next time for
more amazing magic.
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Until then, I am Dean Cain.
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Thank you for watching.
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