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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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Welcome. Welcome to Masters of Illusion.
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Are you ready for some magic?
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Yes. Are you ready to be challenged?
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Yes. Are you ready to be amazed?
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Okay, well then join me as we meet
tonight's Masters of Illusion.
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Look at this card.
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Reality and perception are not always
the same.
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Sometimes the eye can intentionally
confuse the brain.
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Is this a total distortion?
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Well, can you tell that this is an
illustration of perfect circles?
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The brain has to work hard to separate
them.
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Well, here is a truly spectacular
illusion performed by Tommy Wind.
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Ladies and gentlemen, tonight we're
going to make a miracle happen on the
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You will see this through and through.
These men and women have been chosen
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the audience to be placed and be the
eyes and ears.
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Could you please follow me? Could you
come along and stand right here for me?
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want you to make sure that nothing
enters this space. Could you please come
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along as well and stand right here? And
you please, please stand right here and
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make sure nothing enters this space
whatsoever.
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This group here, could you please follow
me and stand right in this plane to
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make sure that there is no way that
nothing can enter or leave this space.
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Ladies and gentlemen, we're going to
create a miracle.
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And we're going to do it now.
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Lift the sheets!
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Everybody check.
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We are going to totally confuse your
brain.
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See if you can keep up the rapid pace of
Jason Andrews.
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Thank you very much.
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You know, next piece of magic always
makes me a lot of friends. You're going
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see why in just a moment. This is called
the glass and the bottle illusion.
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I call it the glass and the bottle
illusion because it uses a glass and a
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bottle. Very easy.
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To follow along, the idea of the
illusion is to make the glass and the
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change places on the table without me
touching them.
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So I'm making these two newspaper tubes.
This is tube number one. It fits right
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over the bottle so I don't have to touch
it. This is tube number two.
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Tube number two fits right over the
glass so I don't have to touch it. When
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remove the two tubes, the glass will be
on that side, the bottle on that side.
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Are you ready to see it? Say yes.
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Yes. Good.
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Tube number one, over the bob.
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Tube number two.
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Awkward.
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I'm sorry. I should tell you, I always
carry an extra bottle with me.
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Just in case that one breaks, I can
still do the illusion for you.
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Just forget about it. Okay, tube number
one over the bottle, slow motion. Tube
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number two over the glass. Glass becomes
the bottle. Bottle becomes the glass.
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Watch very closely. Glass, bottle,
bottle, glass.
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Thank you.
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Nailed it.
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So good.
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I know what you're thinking.
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You're thinking there's an extra bottle
under the table. No, no. It's just the
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one glass, the one bottle, and the two
tubes. Tube number one, always over the
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bottle. Tube number... Sorry, too many
bottles. Tube number one over the
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Tube number two over the glass. Glass
becomes the bottle. Bottle becomes the
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glass. When they change places, there's
always the one extra... Too many
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bottles. I'm sorry. We'll keep going.
Glass becoming the bottle. Bottle
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the glass.
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Already too many bottles. Too many
bottles.
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It's confusing. I'll do it with one tube
only. One tube only. Glass becomes the
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bottle. Bottle becomes the glass. Like I
said, too many bottles.
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Sometimes I don't even use a glass for
the trick.
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Sometimes I use two bottles. Sometimes I
use two glasses, but only if there's an
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extra bottle to fill those glasses.
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If I do see two glasses, I say the word
cheers at a table full of bottles is why
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I have so many friends.
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This illusion ends before it begins.
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Concentrate as Mark Bennett proves that
you never have to be lonely.
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Here are our favorite troublemakers from
Scotland with more mayhem, Barry and
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Stuart.
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The piranha fish, famous because they're
carnivores.
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They can actually eat human flesh.
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In this murky swamp water here we got
from the Ely River, we have some real
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piranha fish.
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Now, these aren't just any old piranhas.
They're actually educated. They're
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clever. They have college degrees in
chemistry, physics.
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They are clever. Clever, but deadly.
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And to show you how clever they are,
I've got this book. It's called My
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It's just a kid's book with pictures of
animals and the name of the animal
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written right beside it.
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The person sitting right there with the
glasses. I'm going to flick through the
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pages. Just shout out stop any time that
you like.
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Okay, everyone have a look at the animal
I've been stopped at. Nobody say this
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out loud. We don't actually want the
fish to hear what the animal is. Saying
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these fish can read and they can
actually write. And I'm going to prove
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you now using some steak here.
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This is the finest Aberdeen Angus from
our hometown in Scotland.
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They do like their meat rare.
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I'm going to give them the meat, then
Buddy, you can show them the book. Okay.
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Are our piranha fish intelligent enough
to read the word that's written on this
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page?
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Look, they've chewed into it. C -A -T.
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I think they appreciate your applause.
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But that was easy to them. That was easy
to them. Not just the little baby fish
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that were doing that. The big ones that
are in that tank, they are even
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cleverer. Yeah, you can ask the big ones
any question in the world and they will
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actually know the answer. And we're
going to put them to the test in this
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questions from a popular family game
that we can't name for legal reasons.
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if you're in the pursuit of trivial
facts, you might want to play it. You
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know which one we're referring to. The
person sitting right there, I'm going to
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ask you to just select one of the
categories.
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Say it out loud.
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History, the yellow one, history. They
do know quite a bit about history. They
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do. Those are hard questions. What you
do is choose one of the question cards,
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take anyone you like, and have a look at
that question card. Make sure that they
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are different questions and different
answers. We're not cheating.
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Okay, this time we're going to feed them
some bison.
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It has to be fresh meat. We tried some
tofu earlier.
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Yeah, they didn't like that at all. Put
the tofu in, they just chucked it right
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back out again. Actually, Stuart, you
won't need the tongs. They know me. They
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like me. They trust me. They wouldn't
hurt me.
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Okay. Read out loud for us the history
question.
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Shout it out loud.
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How many ships were in Christopher
Columbus' fleet when he discovered
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How many ships were in Christopher
Columbus' fleet when he discovered
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Let's find out. How many ships... Oh,
get it, get it, get it. Ah, ah, ah, get
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out of there. What's the answer? Ah, ah,
ah, ah, ah, ah, ah, ah, ah, ah, ah, ah,
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ah, ah, ah, ah, ah, ah, ah, ah, ah, ah,
ah, ah, ah, ah, ah, ah, ah, ah, ah, ah,
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ah, ah, ah, ah, ah, ah, ah, ah, ah,
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ah,
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ah, ah, ah, ah, ah, ah, ah, ah, ah, ah,
ah, ah, ah, ah, ah, ah, ah, ah, ah, ah,
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ah, ah, ah, ah, ah, ah, ah, ah, ah, ah,
ah,
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He never fails to bewilder and amaze us.
I challenge you to figure out this
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impossible feat of Murray Sawchuck.
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So I'm going to show you how to get a
free drink. All right, is that all
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We've got a six -pack of beer out here,
and I've got some cards, just like so.
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Let's have a look, sir. Pick a number
between one and six.
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Five. You like five? All right, here we
go.
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One, two, three, four, five.
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Take this. Come up here.
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Take this. Put it right between your
legs. Sit down. Put it right between
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legs. No, no, between. Not on the floor.
That was on the floor. Between your
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legs. Hold it right there.
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The reason why I don't want anybody to
get to it, all right? Hang on to it
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tight. You got it? You're comfortable?
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All right, perfect.
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A little more relaxed.
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Yeah, relax.
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On the chair, you can just... Yeah,
don't make a big deal about it. Okay,
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All right.
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All right, we'll take these. Here we go.
Big hand for Chloe.
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Seal bottle, yes.
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Now, here's what's going to happen. All
right, what's your name?
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Mike. Excellent, Mike.
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That's a card.
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Here's what we're going to do. What's
your name?
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Celeste. All right, Celeste.
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I'm going to have you help me.
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I got a pretty normal deck card here.
Come up. Stand here.
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Pretty normal deck. Yeah.
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All mixed up. You can see that. All
right. I'm going to write for the deck
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this and say stop whenever you'd like.
Did you know?
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Yeah. All right. Here we go.
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Right there. Take the card. Have a look
at it. Memorize the card. Make sure I
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don't see the card. All right. You got
it?
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All right. Hold it up over the audience
and swing it to the left and the right
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so everyone can see.
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Everyone got it? Yes?
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Excellent. Put it in the pack.
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Great. You know what the card is, yeah?
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Sit down. Big hand for Celeste,
everybody.
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All right. We have the beer.
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Here, we're going to actually try
something, all right? I'm going to
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these. Do you want to mix them up?
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Okay, that's enough. Good. So, do you
want to mix them up? It's up to you
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I do this. You're sure, right? You want
me to take something out of the fridge?
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A glass bottle has condensation on it.
Things stick to it. You know what I'm
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talking about? Like paper, Kleenex, like
that. Yes?
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All right. I'm going to try something.
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Let me see the beer bottle.
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Hand it to me. Here we go. Watch very
carefully. I'm going to try to stick
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card to the bottle. Check this out. One,
two, three.
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It's got to do with his forehead. Now,
that would be amazing if I just stuck to
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the bottom, right? It would be a good
trick, though, wouldn't it?
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Or inside the ball.
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Just like that.
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Is that your card?
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Three o 'clock?
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That's just some beer.
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There you go.
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Enjoy it.
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Coming up, Farrell Dillon and Jonathan
Pendragon.
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Our next performer will absolutely
astound you if you happen to have a $100
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bill. Meet Farrell Dillon.
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I need to borrow a $100 bill from
somebody out of the audience. If you
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$100 bill, please raise your hand. I
will come down to you. You have a $100
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for real?
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Oh, you do? Okay, come on up on stage
and give him a big hand.
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Come on up.
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What's your name?
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Eric. Eric, nice to meet you. Oh, you've
got a whole bunch. Good. This is going
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to be great.
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Thank you for...
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for donating $100 for their
entertainment.
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No, this is not a 4013C. I get to keep
this.
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But here, I want you to hold on to that
for a second. I have a Sharpie marker.
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I want you to take this marker, write
your name across the bill. That way we
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will recognize it if we ever see it
again.
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But I have to use it. You can use it.
It's fine. Don't worry. Go ahead and
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your name on the bill for me, please.
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Write it pretty big, though, so they can
see it on the camera.
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Eric, thank you. I will take the pen
back. If you would, turn the bill
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the camera. That way the people at home
can see the bill with your name on it.
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All right, Eric, where are you from?
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From here.
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This is a nice place.
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Well, where I come from, writing on a
bill like this is illegal.
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But that's okay. I came up with a way to
make the ink that he wrote on the bill
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with invisible.
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You guys seem really excited.
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You start by folding the bill in half,
Eric, then you fold it into quarters,
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then finally into sixteenths.
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Now if you're confused, that's math.
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I take the bill, put it inside the
fifth, then apply a little bit of heat,
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Eric, check it out, the ink that you
wrote on the bill with is now invisible.
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Thanks for your help.
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right. You're not leaving.
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Fine. We'll do, look, I'll make it up to
you. Okay. We'll do something else. Um,
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let's see. Oh, I know here. We'll do,
we'll do a card trick. Okay. But Eric,
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it's a really good card trick. You'll
probably want to tip me a hundred bucks
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the end or not. That's fine too.
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All right, Eric, here's what's going to
happen. I'm going to run my thumb along
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the cards like this. I want you to say
stop for me somewhere in the middle.
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Perfect. Take that card. Look at it.
Don't let me see it, but hold it up so
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the camera can zoom in on it.
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And Eric, just like you did on the bill,
I want you to take this marker, write
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your name across the face of it, okay?
And while you're doing that, I'm going
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show everyone a feat of skill.
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Get ready.
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All right. Now, Eric, here's what's
going to happen. I'm going to go through
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cards like this. I want you to say stop
for me somewhere in the middle. Stop.
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Perfect. Put your card back right there.
Oh, face down. Good choice.
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I'm not going to do sleight of hand,
Eric. What I am going to do, though, is
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called sleight of foot.
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I'll show you what I mean. Watch.
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One
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card appeared
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here inside of my shoe.
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I even folded it with my toes into
quarters.
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Which you have to admit, even if this
isn't your card, it's super impressive.
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But Eric, lucky for me, it's sort of a
wet card.
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It's a smelly card.
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And it's your card, the Jack of
Diamonds, with Eric written on it.
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That's you.
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Eric, thank you so much for your help.
You can watch your step on the way down
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the stairs.
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Oh, that's right.
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Eric,
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do you want to know where your $100 bill
is?
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Yeah. Yeah?
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All right.
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Yeah, you're going to need these.
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Should have let me keep it.
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But look, I want to show you something
interesting about this card that you
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signed a few moments ago. If I tear this
card that you signed in half like this,
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you find that among the layers of the
card, Look at this. I'm going to show
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in there. Look at it. Among the layers
of the card, actually sealed inside this
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card, embedded into the layers of this
playing card, is something that
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be there.
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Inside the layers of your signed card
is, in fact, a $100 bill.
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But, Eric, this would only be good if
this was the same $100 bill that you
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me. If this is the same $100 bill that
you signed just a few moments ago, I
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you to say in a really loud voice, yes.
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Yes. That's Eric's signature.
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Eric, that's for you. Thank you so much
for your help. You can head back to your
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seat. Watch your step on the way down
the stairs.
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Everybody, give it up for Eric.
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When we come back, Jonathan Pendragon.
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Many times you see this magician's
magician, he always comes up with
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unbelievable. He calls this
metamorphosis.
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Jonathan Pendragon.
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Ladies and gentlemen, I now present to
you the world's fastest illusion.
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So keep your eyes on me.
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Don't look away.
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Don't even blink.
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Or you will miss it.
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Ladies and gentlemen, Metamorphosis.
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I hope you have been amazed as I have.
Be sure to join us next time for more
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Masters of Illusion.
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Until then, I'm Dean Cain.
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Good night.
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