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The art of tricking the brain,
distorting the senses, challenging
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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 to Masters of Illusion. I'm Dean
Cain. When you see something that you
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know is not possible, your mind will
tell you not to believe it.
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Unless your mind is really open.
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So does everyone here have an open mind?
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Oh, we're going to find out. We're going
to find out for sure.
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What do you see here?
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It's the portrait of a man, right?
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Or the profile of a man.
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Hmm. Well, our Masters of Illusion will
challenge your perception tonight and
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make you question everything you see.
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I'm sure you've seen magicians make a
card appear out of nowhere, but I bet
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you've never seen anyone manipulate a
deck of cards like this.
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Here is Chris Funk.
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Awesome. So I am here in our live studio
audience, and I've got a live studio
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audience member with me. This is Cole.
Say hi to everyone in the world.
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Hey, world.
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There you go. All right, Cole, you like
card tricks? Say yes.
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Good answer. We're going to do a little
card trick here, Cole. What I want you
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to do is reach on in and take out any
card that you would like. Can you do
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for me, please?
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Anyone? You sure about that one?
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Yeah. After you see this trick, you're
going to say, boy, I wish I changed my
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mind. Okay.
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No? No. You're happy with the mind you
have?
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I'm happy. All right.
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This is what I need you to do. You're
going to write your name on that card,
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face of it, and then I want you to show
everybody and the people at home the
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card that you selected. Can you do that
for me, Cole? Yeah. Go for it. Do it.
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I'll be right over here.
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Let me know as soon as you're done.
Otherwise, it gets awkward. Okay.
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Oh, my gosh.
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Seriously, is he always like this? Don't
answer that. All right. Hey, you're
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done? I'm going to take the card. We're
going to place that card about halfway
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into the pack. It's not perfectly in the
middle, but after all, I'm not perfect.
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I thought I was, but I've got to hang
now. Do that. All right.
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We're going to place the cards back
inside of the case. Cole, can you hold
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your hand for me, please?
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Excellent. I'm going to take these
cards, place them. I want you to take
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entire weight of that deck. Can you feel
that right now? Excellent.
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Cole, in a moment, I'm going to start
snapping my fingers like this. As I do
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that, you're going to notice the deck
getting lighter and lighter and lighter
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and lighter.
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And lighter. No way. Way.
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Oh, yeah. Just happened.
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Almost to the point where maybe there is
no more decks.
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And maybe just one single card. That's
right. One single card in the entire
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pack. The one that you selected.
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Right there.
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You going to be okay?
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You going to be all right there?
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Need a tissue?
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No?
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Our next performer comes to us all the
way from Budapest, and she has some
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moves. Here is Catherine.
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Hello.
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Hi.
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Hi.
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Hi. Hello back there.
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Hi. My name is Kathleen. Some of you
might notice I do speak to a slight
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accident. That is because I am from
Budapest, Hungary.
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Now, many people know Houdini from his
dangerous escapes, but very few know
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he was also from Budapest, Hungary as
well. That is why I feel most
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to present to you this next number. I
will need two participants, a lady and a
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gentleman. Somebody wants to
participate?
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You still want to participate? Give him
a nice round of applause.
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You like to participate?
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I saw your hands for someone. Give him a
nice round of applause on your stage.
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Yeah, yeah, we're going to the stage.
That's right. Hello.
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How are you?
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Your name? Tyrone.
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Nice to meet you. Tyrone. Your name?
Hazel.
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Hazel. Oh, that's so cute.
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Hazel and Tyrone. Tyrone, your job is
very easy. When I hand you to Dini,
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going to hold on to him, but up and
bottom, just like that.
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Very good. And your cue to do it, I will
look at you and say, now.
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And then you do this.
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Hazel, right? Hazel, your job is easy.
When I hand you the rope.
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You hold on to it, and then later I will
hand you the rope, and then you can let
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go. Okay, and then keep it nice and
tight, but don't pull it yet till I give
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your cue, which is pull.
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Good? Okay, good. I want you to pay
attention. I give you the rope, you hold
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and do not pull too hard because you can
hit him in the eye. You do not want
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that to happen. So are you guys ready?
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You guys ready?
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This is very dramatic.
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I want you to sense the danger.
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You see how he's really on the rope? You
see?
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Okay, do not pull.
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This is a 3D experience.
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I will do everything.
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You just have a good time.
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Let's go.
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Yes, I do this for a living.
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Hold on to it. Do not pull yet.
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You look excited.
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Hold on to it. Do not pull yet.
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Okay. Don't pull.
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Higher. Higher. No, you're blocking my
face.
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Okay, good.
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Ready, guys?
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He is considered one of the world's
foremost illusionists.
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Behold, the beguiling deception of Greg
Fruin.
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You're welcome.
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And thanks, ladies, for joining me today
on stage. Your name is? Lauren. Lauren.
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Nice to meet you, Lauren. And you are?
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Mana. Mana. Beautiful name, Mana. Thanks
for joining us today. We're going to do
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a card trick. Tell you what, just say
stop anywhere.
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Stop. Perfect.
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We're going to have you take this card.
We need you both to have a card. It's
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actually not important on which cards we
really use for this trick, but it's
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important you each have a card.
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You grab the markers that are on the
ground there, and I just want you to
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your name across these two cards.
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Go ahead and sign your name. Yeah, go
ahead.
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Very nice.
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So you both have a card.
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You both sign the card. We're not going
to make a trick where we're going to
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actually try to find these cards.
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That's been done a lot. We're going to
try something a little different.
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So can you hold your hand out and grab
the corner of that card right there?
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Very good. And once you do the same
right here, grab that corner right
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What I'm going to try today, leave your
hand right about here, I'm going to just
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hold this card down towards the corner.
Keep it holding nice and tight, nice and
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tight. Very good.
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And then I'll fold it back this way a
little bit.
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And I'm going to tear the corner off of
this card.
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I'm going to leave it just a little bit
hanging.
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We'll do the same thing over here. We're
going to take your card.
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Pull the corner back.
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And we'll get it back this way here.
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And just give it a little treat.
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And I'm going to do the same thing. I'm
going to take your card. We're going to
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tear it all the way down to almost its
off.
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Now, ladies, you've each selected a
card. Your signature's on the card. I
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you to keep firmly holding the card.
Tear your corner off of that card. Go
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ahead. Go ahead. Yep, tear it off.
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Very good.
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Keep your hands here.
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You guys tore the corners off of the
cards. You guys signed the cards.
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I'm going to take the two corners of
your card, and they're going to go right
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here. Check it out.
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All right?
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Ah.
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Okay, that's not the cool part. Check
this out. Your corner of your card.
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Remember your card in your corner. Watch
this.
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On your corner of your card.
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Right there.
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And go ahead, check those cards. Make
sure that's a real card. Have a look.
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Check the cylinders.
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Those are real cards.
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Give them a big round of applause.
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Watch the astounding skill of Chabrisi.
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And now let's go down into the audience
for some close -up magic by Chicago's
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very cool, very quick magician known as
Jibrizy.
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What's up, guys? This is Jibrizy, the
hip -hop enthusiast. I'm here with
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Johnny. Yeah. You got some change on
you, man. I do.
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Pulling on up.
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All right.
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Beautiful, beautiful.
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We'll use the, all right, you can put
the rest back.
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Check it out, Johnny.
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Got a nickel here.
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Watch the nickel.
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It's working out a bit.
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Okay. I'm going to get it to stretch
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a little bit.
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Oh, wow.
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Like a pancake.
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Check that out, man.
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And it only cost me five cents.
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If one
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magician is good, then two must be
better, especially when they've worked
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bit of quick trickery to make you
wonder.
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Here are Shoot Ogawa and Simon Cornell.
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G'day, I'm Simon Cornell.
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I'm Japanese.
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And this is Shirogawa.
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It's a pleasure to be here to share with
you our magical extravaganza.
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Today, we'd like to create a lot of
stuff, but simply I use one object, an
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envelope. And I have a deck of playing
cards. I put this envelope in my pocket
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right here. And the deck of playing
cards does not go in my pocket because I
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would like someone to come and choose
the card. Could you help me out, sir?
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join us. What's your name?
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Alex.
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Come hang over here for a second.
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Thanks for helping, Alex.
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Appreciate it.
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Your job is really easy. Just take out a
playing card. Grab one at random.
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Show it to everybody.
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And actually, could you take, Alex, this
permanent marker and put your initials
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on the card so that I can't see? This
guarantees that no matter what happens,
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you know this will be the same card.
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We can't have any duplicates of it.
You're a champion, Alex.
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All right, I'll take the pen. Show the
initial card around to everybody.
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Is it?
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Perfect. I will take it back.
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And you are done. Thank you very much.
Take a seat, Alex, everybody.
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All right.
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Here's the illusion.
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I'm going to place Alex's initial card
back inside the deck.
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Then, without shoot or eye coming
anywhere near each other, the card is
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vanish from the deck and reappear
trapped inside that envelope you saw a
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ago. Would that be amazing?
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Damn right it would be amazing. Here we
go.
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Sleeves up.
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Card goes in the deck.
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One, two, three.
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Now my hand is empty. Watch carefully
right here. As you remember, I had an
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envelope here. So watch. This is the
deck of cards.
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Oh. What?
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Oh, that's weird.
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But I know.
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But wait a minute. If the envelope was
in the pocket and the card appeared in
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the envelope, that should mean trapped
inside the flap of the envelope still.
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With your initials on the cards.
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Thank you very much.
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Mind reading is an unbelievable skill of
the evidence.
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If you've never seen the mind reading
talents of this next couple, you are
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to be totally amazed.
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Here is the mentalist duo.
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Thank you. I feel the connection.
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Really good energy.
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When people are connected, amazing
things can happen.
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Tess and I, ever since we first met,
we've always had a strong connection
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between us. And now we're going to
connect with you.
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Who has the blindfold?
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We handed a blindfold off. Oh, great.
Did you check it? You examined it? You
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can't see through it, right? I'll take
it from you. Thank you so much.
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Tess is going to wear this.
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Because it shuts out distractions. It
does. Helps to increase your
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concentration.
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And when she has it on, there's no way
she'll be able to see out in front.
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Sounds good to me. I'm going to work
with you in the audience. We'll try to
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some of your ideas to Tessa. Here we go.
All right. So reach into your purses,
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your pockets, your wallets, and select a
personal object that you brought here
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with you. And we were going to use those
items to connect with you. Anything you
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choose is going to say something about
you.
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We're just trying to give you some ideas
of what you'd like.
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And I think whoever this is, the way I'm
connecting with you makes me feel
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really grounded and connected to
California. So I think what you have may
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something that you would get here.
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I connect with you better now, and I see
in my mind a small card.
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There's letters, numbers, an ID card.
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Isn't this your driver's license?
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See, it is, too. It's a driver's
license. Yes.
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Yes.
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And I was wondering about you.
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Do you prefer Matt or Matthew?
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Is it Matt or Matt?
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Yeah.
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I repeat, describe it now. Call his last
name. Is it Matthew?
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It's a short name. Just like Quinn, I
think. Is it Matthew Quinn?
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Yeah. Have we ever met you before?
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Never met you. Have you got a middle
name, yes or no?
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Yes. And the initial is on the driver's
license.
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But I think I've got it. Very good. And
I think it's an R.
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It's Matthew R. Quinn. Yeah. Yeah, it
is.
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Now, you don't usually use that name
very often, so it's not as strong, but I
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think it's Robert.
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The R for Robert.
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Yes. It is.
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It's incredible.
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Now, it really is very well. Hold on to
this.
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Matthew, yes or no, you know your zodiac
sign, your astrology sign?
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Yeah. Is there any way in the world
Tesla could know your astrology sign? At
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this point, probably, but I don't think
so.
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Perfect. Pretend you're going through
the newspaper and there's 12 different
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signs of the zodiac and you're checking
out yours. You bring your finger down
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and you touch it.
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I'm getting a sense of Virgo. Are you
Virgo?
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Yeah. Okay. Great.
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Now, Virgo is August and September, but
I think you were born in the month of
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September. Are you born in September?
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Yes. You want to go for the year? It's
totally up to you.
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Yes. Can I?
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Great, because I was already getting an
impression of 19.
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Is that correct?
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Yes.
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No. So correct. I thought 88. Is it
1988?
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Yes, it is. Give it up for Matt,
everybody. Right on. Thanks a lot, Matt.
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you very much, everybody. Thank you.
Thank you. Thank you so much.
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We'll be right back with super quick
hands of Sean Jay.
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Let's go down into the audience for the
quick hands of Sean Jay.
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Something with nothing.
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Here we go.
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Nothing for you.
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There's something actually for you. Hold
that to your other hand.
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I want you to take a little bit of
nothing.
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I want you to place it into the
something.
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Perfect.
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That's great. That's great. That's
great. I want you to fold up the
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Fold it up.
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Fold it up.
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Lovely. Excellent. Oh, man. You are
amazing.
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Amazing. Couldn't have done any more.
Yes.
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And I have a nice shiny object here.
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I will take something.
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Watch.
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I want you to take the lighter. Hang on
to it. You got it?
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Something with nothing.
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Watch my hand.
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Oh, my gosh.
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Something with nothing.
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Let's go, right?
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Single half dollar, 50 cent piece. I'll
get rid of that.
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Now, depending on the distance that
you're watching this from, it may look
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you're seeing double.
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That's two coins.
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One, and two, and three.
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Hold up both your hands.
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Yeah, three coins, three eagles. Do you
see the eagles? Yeah.
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Watch as they go one at a time. Check
this out. Here we go.
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Watch. Obviously, this is not rocket
science. I'm just tossing them into my
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other hand. This is what it looks like
when they actually fly back.
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That's basically it. Two and one.
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Two coins.
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Make sure you catch this one. You got
it? Bring your hands up just a little
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Watch the inside of my fist.
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As it goes, completely gone. Some people
think it goes up my sleeve. It actually
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doesn't. It goes where your sleeve used
to be, which is right there.
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I didn't even see that.
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Who knew one coin could violate so much
personal space?
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That's two. Now there's one more left.
In a moment, you're going to hang on to
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both these coins. You're going to
squeeze tight. Go ahead. Squeeze.
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Good. Put your hand over.
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Put your other hand on top.
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Don't move. Most importantly, don't
blink.
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Here we go.
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Because it's gone. Wise. Up through the
air.
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Lift up your left hand. Turn over your
right hand.
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Slowly open.
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Smile and enjoy the moment.
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That's something with nothing.
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Thank you. I'm Sean Gray. I hope you
guys enjoyed it.
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Well, that's it for our Master of
Illusion show. We hope you'll join us
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time for more amazing magic. Until then,
I am Dean Payne. Good night and thank
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you for watching.
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