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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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Hi, I'm Dean Payne, and welcome to
Masters of Illusion. Now, when you see
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of the magic you're about to see, you'll
probably ask...
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How did they do that? And I can tell you
the answer.
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Very well. Because these are the masters
of illusion.
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You know, I noticed you're holding in
your hand something. I was looking for
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back foot.
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That's a pin cushion. You know, I needed
that pin cushion because the button was
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loose for my performance later on, and I
need to sew it. But you know, before we
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do that, I want to tell you, magicians
have to protect their fingers. And to
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protect their fingers, they need a
symbol. If you have one symbol, you
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well have two symbols. If you put one
symbol here, one symbol there, you go
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this, you have, oh, you've got three
symbols. You go like this, you've got...
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Four thimbles. I'll tell you what. You
know, let me put this one here.
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If you've got thimbles, you also need
thread. You need thread. But the most
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important thing is pin pushing because I
need one of these pins. Give me a
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needle. Just pull one out. Just pull it
out. It's not coming out right.
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There we go. Keep going. Keep going.
Keep going. Keep going.
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Okay, that's a little bit. I'm going to
need more thimbles to protect my hand.
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Well, where did that come from?
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Cool. Okay.
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Thank you. Thank you.
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Next up is an example of
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how magicians can use their powers to
cheat.
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I'm serious.
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Here's Murray Sartre.
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Hey, everybody. How are you? I'm so
excited to be here, and I love playing
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games. We have a volunteer from the
audience here. What is your name? Joe.
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Jeff, thanks for being here. You play
board games still? I do. It's kind of
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right? So you and I are going to play a
game. You're okay with that? Yeah, sure.
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So it's a three -part game, okay?
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So first of all, I've got a deck of
cards, a jumbo deck of cards. I'm going
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take these out.
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And Jeff, I'm going to have you select
the card for me, okay?
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We've got all sorts of cards. You know,
the huge deck of cards, you can all see
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them, all different kinds of cards here.
And I'm going to shuffle the cards. You
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say stop whenever you wish. Sure, you
look at it. The idea is for me not to
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what the card is, okay? Okay. All right,
here we go.
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Right there? Great. Have a look at the
card. Lock it in. Make sure you know
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it is. You got it? You're sure?
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Audience, have a look at that. The idea
is for me not to know. That's the idea.
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That's your job. That's all you got to
do. You got it?
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You're sure? Yep. All right. Very good.
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Take these. I'll put those away. Next, I
have a bunch of hair products. Very
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excited. Shocking. Why would I have hair
products? I wonder why.
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I got all sorts of things. All right. I
got bows and I got...
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Little curlers and all sorts of things
like that. So, Jeff, I'm going to have
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you reach in.
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Grab one of the items. The idea is for
me not to see it. Show the audience.
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We'll drop it back in. We'll put the bag
away. Okay? So, sir, reach in the bag.
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Anywhere. Reach nice and deep. I'm going
to look away.
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Okay? And close my eyes. I will turn
around.
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Okay? Once you've got something, I will
turn around and show the audience.
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Audience, have a look at what Jeff's
chosen.
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Have a good look.
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Memorize the size and the shape of it.
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If there's a color associated. You got
that, Jeff? Got it. All right. Put it
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back in the bag.
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All right. Great. And we'll get rid of
the bags. Don't even see where that
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have gone. All right. So that's two.
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Now, by your applause, have you ever
played tic -tac -toe before?
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Everybody. Of course you have.
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It's a fun game. You can play it
anywhere. With a napkin or a pencil
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played it, right? Yes. All right. You
and I can play tic -tac -toe, okay?
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We have a board here.
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Danny's brought this up. This is a clear
board. It's very important that that is
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clear, that you can see through that.
It's kind of like our Hannibal Lecter
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special. Check that thing out.
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Jeff, does that not look like your
neighbor looking at you across the way
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you're doing your dishes?
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Yeah. You should be so lucky. I know.
We're going to put this up here so you
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guys can actually see through it. And
you and I are going to play tic -tac
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We, of course, have the X's and the O's.
Thank you, ladies. We have the X's
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right here. Thank you.
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And we have the O's right here. Thank
you so much. And so you and I are going
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play. Now, look, Jeff. It's my game. All
right? And it's my board. So I'm going
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to start. Okay? And I'm going to be the
O's. You're going to be the X's. Cool?
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Cool. All right. Here we go.
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All right.
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Here we go.
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Where do you want to go?
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Upper right. Right here? Oh, nice
choice.
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Very nice.
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Here we go.
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Like that.
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Top middle.
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Oh, up there. Very nice. Very nice.
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Let's have a look. I'll go over there.
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Very good. That's excellent.
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Bottom corner.
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Oh, over here. Yep. Oh, it's still
pulling you. All right.
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Perfect.
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We'll do that there.
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A little for the block.
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Oh, there's no fooling you, is there?
All right, fair enough. Okay.
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And then, of course, we have that right
there. Excellent. Big hand for Jeff,
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everybody.
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Thanks for nothing, Jeff. We just live
45 seconds on our lives and can never
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back. You know, I find this interesting,
though.
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There's nine squares here. You can see
that, obviously, right?
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But did you guys realize that there is
255 ,168 different tic -tac -toe
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patterns of nine squares? Do you know
that? No idea. Pretty impressive.
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Yeah, you can Google it. But you're
watching us right now, so do not Google
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yet. So check this out. This is actually
only one of the 25 ,168, and you made
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it. How do you feel about that, Jeff?
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Looks great. Nice. Thank you for the
overacting. I appreciate that, Jeff.
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I don't know if you realize this. This
is like a higher glyph.
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Like, if you look, you know those things
that need to be against the wall? If
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you look at this, Jeff, and you look at
it properly, this says your card, and
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this says the hair item that you chose.
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What did you choose? What card?
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Seven of hearts. Seven of hearts. And
what was the hair thing?
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It was like a green bow. A green bow.
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This says, if you look at it, the seven
of hearts and the green bow.
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Do you guys see it?
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You don't. So here, squint a little
more. No? Nothing? Here, maybe I can
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you guys out. Check it out.
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There you go. The seven of hearts and
the green bow.
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There. It is just like that.
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See? You didn't even know you were so
smart at Egypt and hieroglyphics, did
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No, I didn't. Thanks, guys.
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Psychic abilities have been recorded for
centuries.
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I'm just happy that these two used their
powers for good.
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Here are the clairvoyants.
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Thank you so much. Thank you. And
tonight, we want to try something very
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Therefore, I have a simple cup.
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A simple dice and a couple of audience
members.
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Hello, what are your names? Hi, I'm
Lisa. Lisa, and? Hi, I'm Tyrell.
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We'll try a little experiment. Maybe
we'll start with Ty. I will hand you the
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cup. Do me a favor. Put one hand on top.
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Shake it.
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Have a look and let us all know what
number is on top.
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Number one. Number one, okay.
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Let's do it one more time. Shake it
again.
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You're going for it. Great.
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Have a look, Ty. This time it's number
four. Number four. A different number.
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Getting better.
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Do me a favor. We'll do it one more
time, but a little bit different. Hand
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top. Arms like this.
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Shake it as long as you like.
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You're done?
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Sure?
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Whenever you're ready, Ty.
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Do me a favor. Look into the cup. We'll
look away.
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Remember your number.
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You have your number.
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Hand is on top of the cup.
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Yes. Look into Amelie's eyes and count
loud from one to six now.
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One, two, three, four, five, six.
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Good. Hmm, Tyrell. I have the feeling
you didn't
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roll a low number.
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I can hardly tell from your voice,
but... There is still your faith. And I
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that at the beginning you were pretty
relaxed.
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So it was not a one and not a two. It
was not a highest. It was not a five and
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not a six.
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And I don't know if you realized it or
saw it, but when you said number three,
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there was like this slight movement
underneath your right eye. So I think
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rolled a three, didn't you? Is that
correct?
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Very correct. Can I have a look? Yes, it
is. Number three on top.
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Thank you.
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That's amazing, Kyle.
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That's how easy women can read man's
mind.
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Makes sense. Makes sense, yeah.
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But what if we try it the other way
around? So, Tommy, you are reading the
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of a woman you've never met before. I
would love to, and that's you, Lisa,
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right? Lisa, we'll do it with you. Take
the cup, hand on top, shake it as long
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as you like.
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Happy? Yeah.
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I will look away.
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You can shake it again if you like.
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Oh, okay.
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I just wanted to make sure. You know the
number?
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Oh, I do.
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Hand it on top. I cannot look inside,
right?
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Perfect, Lisa.
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Because I will ask you a couple of
simple questions, and you will always
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yes, even if you have to lie, okay?
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Okay.
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Yes. Yes. Great.
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Lisa, always say yes. You wrote number
one.
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Yes. Okay.
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You wrote number two.
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Yeah. You wrote number three. Yeah. You
wrote number four. Yeah. Number five.
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Yeah. Number six.
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Yeah. You know what? She looked away
when she said number five. That tells me
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nothing. But okay.
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Lisa, one more time. You wrote number
one. Yeah. Two. Yeah. Three. Yeah. Four.
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Yeah. Three. Yeah. Two. Yeah.
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Number three. Yeah. Number two. Yeah.
Number three. Yeah. Number three. Yeah.
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have it. You wrote number two. Is that
correct?
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Yeah. Can I have a look?
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Yes, it is. Number two on top.
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Thank you, Lisa. Thank you, Ty. Thank
you so much.
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The closer you watch, the faster you are
fooled. It's Jeff Hobbs.
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Next.
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Magicians have this innate ability to
make everyday, ordinary objects do
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that are anything but ordinary.
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Check this out.
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It's Jeff Hobson.
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Oh, you look so wonderful. We have lots
of magic for you. A little sleight of
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hand. One with a half dollar.
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And an English penny.
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These are no longer minted.
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They're approximately the same size,
which is confusing in the pocket.
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But you can plainly see that one is of a
copper color, one is of a silver color.
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Silver color, copper color. Silver,
copper, copper, silver. Watch carefully.
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This is where you have to work.
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I'm going to take one coin out of the
hand, place it down over into my pocket.
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Ah, I can see you were watching this
hand.
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Pocket, because that's misdirection, you
see, just like politics.
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Let's begin again, now that you know
what to watch for. Silver, copper,
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silver, silver, copper.
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We'll try it again.
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Two coins, two hands.
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Going again even slower into my pocket.
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You're still watching me. You should
never watch me again. Misdirection wins.
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We'll try it again.
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Two coins.
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Watch carefully. I'll do this so slowly,
I might actually fall asleep, of which
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I apologize in advance.
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La -la -la -la -la -la -la -la.
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La -la -la -la -la -la -la -la. La -la
-la -la -la -la -la -la. La -la -la -la
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-la -la -la -la.
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Silver copper, copper, silver, silver,
copper. I'm going to do it one more
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Some people say it goes up your sleeve.
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No. Watch again.
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You can actually see. Two coins will not
enter my sleeve. I take out one coin.
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One coin only.
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Down into the pocket.
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Some people are confused. Is there one?
Is there two?
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You're not even paying attention.
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Forget it.
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The masterful manipulation of Levin.
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Next.
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Our next performer isn't just an expert
illusionist, but a fisherman as well.
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A man of many talents.
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Let's welcome to the stage, Levent.
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Hi there, folks. I have a lovely
volunteer here. Your name is?
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Leah. Leah, Leah, we're going to do a
little card trick together. I brought
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a little pack of cards. I just want you
to relax, Leah. Pick a card, any card.
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Pick a card.
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Don't be afraid about card tricks. You
know, I'll tell you what. If you're
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afraid of card tricks, I'm going to give
you a knife. I want you to hold on to
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this knife. You're going to use that a
little bit later.
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Because we're going to do a trick with a
stool and a deck of cards. But I'm
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going to show you the stool. It's very,
very interesting.
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If you look on the bottom of the stool,
do you notice something very unusual?
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Okay, maybe you don't notice it.
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See this leg?
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This leg is one millimeter shorter than
the rest of the legs. And I know this as
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an absolute fact because I used the
bubble level backstage, and I checked
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that leg is slightly shorter. But Leah,
we can fix that. It's not a problem
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because it turns out that playing cards
are one quarter of a millimeter thick.
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So we're going to place one card under
there and fold it up, and this is the
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card. You ready for it?
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You see that card? What card is that?
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King. King of spades. The king of
spades. Hold on to the box for a moment,
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because I'm going to take this card, and
I'm going to fold this card up, and I'm
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going to place this card under the stool
leg, right? Just like that.
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Now, Leah, now that it's completely
level, I brought here a little bucket.
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going to place a little bucket here, and
a piece of rope, and we're going to
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start with the card.
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Now, normally a person would have
someone pick a card. They'd have them
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pick a card. You fan out the cards, they
pick a card.
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Since you've got the knife, We're going
to do this in a completely different
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way. See, I'm going to turn the cards
face up.
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And by the way, I'm going to show you.
See, they're all different cards in
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okay? What we're going to do is we're
going to take this deck of cards, and
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going to riffle through them like this.
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And you're going to take that knife, and
you're going to stick that knife inside
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the cards, like through the cards.
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And whichever card is below the knife is
going to be the card you're going to
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pick, okay? So I want you to take the
knife.
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Here we go.
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Right there. Okay, very good. The card
you stopped at is the ten of diamonds.
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The ten of diamonds. So I'm going to
take this card, and I'm going to tear
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corner up a little bit.
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And I want you to finish this up. So I'm
going to take the knife from you, put
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it in my pocket, and I want you to grab
the corner of the card and pull it. Just
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pull it.
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Boom! Just like that. And hold that card
out for all to see. And do not lower
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this hand until the end of the trick,
because I want people to know that that
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card matches up.
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Now I'm going to take the rest of the
cards, put the rest of the cards inside
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the pack, and you're going to hold them
in this hand. Just hold them securely in
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this hand. And I'm going to tell you
where you're going to put those cards
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because we have here an empty bucket.
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Make sure to drop the cards inside.
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Very good.
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And I'm going to try to find the card
that matches that torn corner inside the
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bucket through a very unusual means.
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I'm going to try to do fishing.
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So imagine inside that bucket is full of
water.
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And each one of those cards fish, just
swimming around.
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And does this look like a fishing pole?
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Okay, how about this? Looks better,
right?
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Go inside the bucket.
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Like this.
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Do we have the card? I think we do. Look
at that. Look at that, folks.
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There's one card that's tied onto the
rope just like that.
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Take this off here and see this card
here. And I want you to take a look at
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this. Does this card match?
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Yes, it does match.
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But you know what? I'm going to ask you
an important question. What card is
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underneath the chair there?
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It's the king of spades, right?
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So watch this card. This card changes
into the king of spades, which was the
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card that used to be under the chair,
which means that the card under the
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is the ten of diamonds, the card you
picked a moment ago. I want you to
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that card, take a look at it, and see,
does the card match? Show everybody the
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card match.
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There you go.
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Amazing is the only way to describe may
win.
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When we return.
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Magicians make the impossible possible.
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And that's exactly what you're about to
see. Here from Vietnam, it's may win.
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Thank you.
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The amazing, astounding, incredible
masters of illusion.
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Thank you for watching, and don't forget
to join us next time. Until then, I'm
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Dean Cain, and good night, everyone.
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I
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have
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a bunch of hair products.
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Very excited.
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Stalking. Why would I have hair
products?
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I wonder why.
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You're not even paying attention.
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Forget it.
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