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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 Cain, and welcome to
Masters of Illusion.
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Now, if you had to differentiate between
reality and illusion, you'd think it'd
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be pretty easy, wouldn't it?
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Not so sure?
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Neither am I.
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And we'll all see for ourselves. Sorry,
really quickly, can I get your opinion
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on something?
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Yes, maybe.
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I've got this thing with two dollar
bills here, with a one and a twenty. Can
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take the one for me?
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Here,
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can you fold that in half for me, and
then fold it in half one more time?
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Fantastic, good. And then if I were to
ask you to hold on to the... Can you
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out your hand?
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Perfect. Hold on. Just grab your hand
around that, turn your hand over.
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All right. So now here's the question.
If I grab, let's say, the 1 out of your
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hand, and if I were to back up, and if I
were to do this, the question is, is
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this slow enough to look impressive?
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That now I have the 20, and when you
open your hand, you've got the 1. Is
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slow enough?
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That was...
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Amazing. No, but I have a whole bunch
more of these. If you could do that.
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sure. Yeah, yeah. I can take care of it.
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I'm not giving that to you.
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All right. Can I have the $20 ,000?
Yeah, no. Thank you, Nathan. I'll do it
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sure. Nathan Pham. There you go,
everyone.
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And I made some money off of you.
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This bit of magic can only be described
as a whole lot of fun, as is the
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magician himself.
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Here's Bill Cook.
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so much. I have a wonderful help within
the audience. This is Tassie.
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Thank you, Tassie. I've got a question
for you. Have you ever been to Chicago?
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No. I am from Chicago, and I want to
share a story with you about my
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Chicago is the birthplace of what is
known as close -up magic, anything small
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like a card trick or a coin trick.
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And the godfather of close -up magic was
a man named Matt Shulian. He owned a
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bar on the north side of Chicago called
Shulian's.
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He was not only a good magician, but he
was a Better businessman.
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What he would do is he would walk around
his restaurant and see who had just a
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little bit of liquor left in their
drink, and he'd approach their table and
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can I show you something? And they'd
say, yeah, perfect. He'd ask you to
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your drink. Okay.
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Done. Perfect.
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And then he'd say, I'll go through the
deck of cards like this. I want you just
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to say stop whenever you feel like it.
Stop. There.
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He would then show you the card that you
picked, the ace of clubs.
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That would go back into the deck.
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The rest of the cards would go back on.
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He would take your glass, place the deck
on top, and then say, watch.
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Suddenly, a corner of a playing card
shoots inside of the glass.
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Now that was pretty cool. He would then
take the deck of cards off the glass and
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what's called spring them between his
fingers.
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And one card would kind of shoot its way
out of the deck, being your ace of
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clubs.
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Not only that, he would then turn it
around to show that it is missing a
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and it perfectly matches the corner that
is inside of the glass.
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Now, I did say he was a good magician,
but a better businessman.
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Because as a person who owns a bar, this
glass is now dirty and you have to buy
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another one.
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And for that, I say cheers. Thank you
for helping me. Thank you so much.
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Next up, this performer couldn't decide
what he wanted to be, a magician or a
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musician.
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So he chose both.
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Here's Chris Funk.
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Thank you. Thank you so much. We have
the wonderful Suze from our live studio
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audience. Suze, here's the deal. I want
you to think of a number between 1 and
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100. We're going to go to this little
list that I keep. I keep a list of
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objects. I don't know why. I just find
it fascinating to keep lists of random
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objects. So if I were to ask you for a
number between 1 and 100, what would you
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say? 25. 25. Perfect. So what we're
going to do is we're actually going to
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my little notes app right here. You can
see right at the very top I've got a
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list of random objects.
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As I scroll through it, You can see that
we've got some random things. I've got
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MP3 players, stockings, bottle caps,
just things that I think of that maybe
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day I want to do a trick with.
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But if we go down to number 25, what
does number 25 say?
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Violin.
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Are you serious?
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Oh my gosh.
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Okay, normally the random objects that I
put in my list are a little bit smaller
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than a violin.
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No, that's good. I just got to think a
little bit quicker on my feet right now.
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I thank you for being very considerate
about that.
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Let's see if we can do this here. I've
got some handkerchiefs, okay? I've got
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here a big white handkerchief that we're
going to use in a moment. I also have,
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like I said, three. So the other one I
have here is a black handkerchief. And
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I've also got a blue handkerchief right
over here, okay? You could have picked
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any number between 1 and 100. You picked
25. What did 25 end up on?
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Violin. Violin.
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Wasn't expecting that, but using a
little magic just like this, you can
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see that. Boom, all of a sudden, we have
a violin.
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You didn't see that coming, did you? No,
I did.
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Tell us about it. I mean, tell us about
it. Sorry.
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Here now to turn up the heat, all the
way from Vietnam, it's Mae Nguyen.
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Up next, watch the astounding skill of
Ed Alonzo when we return.
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And now for the very quiet, civilized
part of the show.
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Oh wait, I am completely wrong about
that. It's the exact opposite. It's Ed
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Alonzo.
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When I was a teenager, I took a part
-time job at a fish market. And one day,
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the owner, Arnold, asked me to put up
this banner in the front window.
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Well, as I was walking up to the front
of the store, I looked at the banner and
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I read it.
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Fresh fish sold here today.
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Well, this banner makes no sense at all.
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Take the word today, for example.
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Everyone knows that we're selling fish
today. They're standing right in front
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the store. They're not going to come
back tomorrow or shop yesterday.
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That word is useless.
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The word here, well, I think everyone
knows it's here. You can see fish
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in the window, and, well, you can smell
them a block away.
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So that just doesn't make any sense at
all.
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Ah, the word sold.
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Well, the owner's not giving the fish
away. Of course we're selling them.
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And fish.
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I think we know there's plenty of fish.
It's not a hardware store.
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Fresh.
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Well, of course, it's the freshest.
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Well, just then the owner came out and
he said, put that banner up in the
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right now or you're fired.
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I said, oh boy.
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You mean this banner?
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He said, yes, get it up there now. So I
snapped my fingers and I opened the
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banner up.
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And that banner said that there was
fresh fish
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sold here today.
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Just perfect, huh?
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Magic!
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Doesn't get any fresher than that.
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Woo! Woo!
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Woo! That's a big one.
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Make room, guys. Here comes Groove.
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Okay.
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And now we have stinky on the menu for
tomorrow.
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I've never had the thought that some
magicians are a little bit sneaky.
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Well, I'd say there's a pretty good
chance that's exactly what you'll think
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you see this.
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Here's Farrell Dillon.
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Hi, my name's Farrell Dillon, and I am
here with an audience member.
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Your name is?
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Keegan. Keegan, nice to meet you.
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During the last couple of months, I've
been practicing pickpocketing. All
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and it's a very difficult skill, okay?
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But I wanted to try some pickpocketing
on you tonight. Do you have a wallet or
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anything on you?
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Nope. Okay.
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Well, then it's going to be really hard
to pickpocket you.
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Don't worry, though. It's actually kind
of weird if I steal your personal items,
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okay? So here's what's going to happen.
I'm going to give you my wallet, okay?
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I'm going to have you hide it in your
pocket, okay? And then I'm going to try
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and steal my wallet back from you
without you feeling it. Now, have you
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seen a pickpocket operate before?
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No. No. Okay, so what they do is they
try to distract you so that you aren't
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paying attention, and then they kind of
bump you a little bit, and then they
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reach inside your pocket, they steal out
your valuables, and that's how they
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operate, all right? So look, I'm going
to try and pickpocket you, okay? So
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imagine that we're just like out at the
park or something like that, all right?
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And we're looking around, and I go, hey,
look, there's something shiny over
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there. Look, oh, okay.
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Did you see that?
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Okay.
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And then, look, I reach inside your
pocket, Keegan, and I get the wallet
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Did you feel it?
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Yes. You did?
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I did.
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All right, well, look, I'm not very good
at this, okay? I've just been
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practicing. Plus, if I was a good
pickpocket, I'd actually be able to
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inside your pocket, take out the wallet,
then steal all the cash.
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Then I could put the wallet back where
it was at the beginning. Reach inside
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your back pocket.
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Is that the wallet?
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Yes, it is. Thank you so much, Keegan,
for your help. Please give him a big
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round of applause.
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Watch your step. Take that to your seat.
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Next, mind reading is the unbelievable
skill of magical Katrina.
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Many choices in life are very personal.
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You're about to meet someone who has
encapsulated that notion into one neat
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little package.
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Here she is, also known as Magical
Katrina.
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It is such an honor to be here, but I
have to confess, I didn't just come here
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to do magic for all of you today. I came
here because I need help.
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The last few years, my dating life has
been unsuccessful.
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Yeah, I should probably just stop dating
magicians.
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But I wanted to see if maybe you would
help me.
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Yeah? Do you want to help me pick out a
date?
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Absolutely. Okay, great.
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Now, what is your name?
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My name is Kevin.
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Kevin. Lovely to meet you. I'm Katrina.
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Nice to meet you.
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Okay. Matchmaker Kevin.
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So I have here a bunch of different
photos of different gentlemen that I
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go on dates with.
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And I was wondering if you could take a
look at them and tell me if you think
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they'd be a yes or a no.
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We're going to put them into two
different piles. Can you do that? I can
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that. Okay.
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Perfect.
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Should I date this guy?
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Yes. Yeah. Okay, great. We'll put him
next to you. You'll give me the yes.
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What about this guy?
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He has a beard?
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He has a beard. He has a beard like you.
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Yeah, let's do him. Let's do all the
beard.
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Okay, what about this guy?
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Job security good, but maybe a no.
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Yeah, he does.
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He might be 12. Not sure.
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Okay, what about this guy? He has
coffee.
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Any man that brings caffeine to a date
I'm a fan of?
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No. No? Okay, no.
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What about him?
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Anybody with a cat is a yes.
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Yeah, yeah. Then I could choose. I can
choose him or the cat. Yeah.
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Okay. What about this guy?
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Didn't you say you were going to stop
dating magicians?
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Oh, oh, my gosh.
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Dodged that bullet. Thank you.
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What about her?
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She looks a little bit like she's had a
rough day. She's had a rough day, but
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that's okay. Yeah. Okay. Great.
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What about this guy?
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He has a tiny head. Well, he's a yes.
Okay. Yes. Yeah.
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Okay. So these are the yeses and these
are the noes. So we have here a girl,
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kitty, kitty guy.
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Nice.
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Beard guy.
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Beard man.
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And clean cut guy.
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So that's still too many people for me
to date.
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Yeah, I mean, it's a lot of people. It's
one, two, three, four, five. Could you
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just narrow it down to one person to be
my perfect match?
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I need to talk to her.
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I mean, she feels like she's had a rough
day. She needs a win.
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She might need a win. She might need a
win. Okay, great.
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Do you like the pretty lady? Yeah. I'm
going to put her right here just so that
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she doesn't leave the table the whole
time because I actually have a
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to make.
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Before I came here, I kind of already
knew which person I wanted to choose.
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In fact, I took a Sharpie and I drew big
black X's on
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every single one of the cards.
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All of them.
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Except for.
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The one I wanted more than anything.
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The very same one you chose. I drew a
big green checkmark. The girl, could you
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pick that up and show the audience the
big green checkmark?
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Thank you so much. Round of applause for
my volunteers.
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Up next, amazing if the only way to
describe Glenn Strange.
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What you're about to see is a bit
strange.
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Well, the magician is.
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Because that's his name.
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For real.
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Here he is, folks.
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Glenn Strange.
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Well, thank you, thank you.
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Now, it's what you've been waiting for,
a card trick. I know.
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But it's not really a card trick. It's a
trick that uses cards.
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For this, I need someone in the audience
to help. Someone that's probably not
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helped today.
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This lady, you'll do perfectly.
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Just come right over here. You don't
even have to come down.
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And what is your name?
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Alma. Alma.
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That's a beautiful name. That's my
mama's name, Alma.
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Now, Alma, I'm going to go through the
cards, and whenever you feel the urge in
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a loud voice, I want you to say, stop.
Are you ready? Here we go.
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Stop. Okay, that's the card you stopped
me on. You got it?
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Yes. Now, if you can't see that card,
that's good, because sometimes I miss
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I can lie out of it.
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I'm losing it down in the deck.
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I'm going to attempt to read your mind.
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I'm not getting a signal. It's not your
problem, it's me. I've got a little
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black bag over here. Now, this is a
little black bag, and down in this
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black bag, I've got a little piece of
rope.
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Now, if you like to play cards with the
boys or the girls, just take, in your
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ambassador, your shuffling skills, take
your little black bag with you next time
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you go and shuffle up the cards. This is
a good way to shuffle cards.
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Nobody will ask any questions.
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I'm going to take this rope and lasso
your card out of the bag. Yes, I am.
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Are you ready?
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Yee -haw.
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I go down in the bag.
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Around and around.
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I got it. I got it. I got it. I got it.
The card you stopped me on seconds
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earlier.
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The card.
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The ace of clubs.
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Oh, man.
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I didn't want to do this. Looks like I'm
going to have to get out the heavy
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artillery. Now, if you've been to Las
Vegas, you've seen this trick.
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There's a magician out there. He's got
his own theater. He does this same exact
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trick. He has a card selected by a
lovely lady in the audience.
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He shuffles it. I picked you.
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He shuffles that card back into the
deck.
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He throws all the cards up in the air.
He whips out a great old big long sword.
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I have no idea where he keeps it.
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He'll stick it amongst those cards, and
he'll stick that card out of the air.
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I'm going to take this vacuum cleaner
and suck your car out of the air.
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Made even harder by these high ceilings.
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Lots of turbulence up there.
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Thank
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you
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so much. Thank you. Thank you.
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Well, this has been amazing. I wish we
had more magic. And we do. But you'll
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have to wait until next time. Till then,
I'm Dean Cain. Have a great night.
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