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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. Meet the
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Masters of Illusion.
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Hello everybody, good evening, and
welcome to Masters of Illusion. I'm Dean
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Cain. People have been fascinated by
magic for centuries.
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And I think it's wild myself to see
someone who appears to be breaking the
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of physics and then try to figure out
how they did it.
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So far, I haven't done it one time. But
I promise you, you will make that very
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same effort many, many times tonight as
you watch our masters perform.
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So are you ready to give it a try?
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Outstanding.
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There is a stranger hiding in this
garden.
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Can you find him? The brain can be
distracted.
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Our military men wear camouflage
uniforms to blend in with nature, just
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figure is hidden among the flowers. And
just like our illusionists tonight,
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we'll hide their intentions.
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Time now for the always lovable antics
of a magician who has as much fun
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performing as the people he's
entertaining.
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There's always a lot of trickery
involved when you interact.
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with Chipper Lowell.
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Thanks very much.
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This is Hannah, and give it up for
Hannah and Ashley, everybody.
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If you would. All right. Would you hold
on to the bag for me? Excellent. And
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inside the bag, we have a soda can. Now,
you may notice that there's nothing on
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it. I took all the print off because no
product placement on my watch.
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All right. But we will initial this.
Hannah, how do you spell that?
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P -A -N -A. P -A -N -A, just like it
sounds. Pana. Very nice.
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Excellent. There we go. I noticed you
have a watch.
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Would you do me a favor? Take that off
and hold it in your left hand, if you
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would, please. Okay?
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Very nice. All right. We can see Pana
written on there. I'm going to have you
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hold this side of the bag. There you go.
You hold that side. Okay. Very nice.
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This can is going in here. Would you,
with your other hand, reach underneath
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just hold the bottom of the can?
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All right. You got it?
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Excellent. But big smile out. There you
go. There you go. Beep. Good, good,
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good. All righty. Excellent. Now, let me
see your watch.
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Oh, this is very nice. Oh, wow. Do you
get this as a gift?
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Oh, very cool. Okay. That watch is also
going into the bag. I want you to hold
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it as well. All right. Very good. All
right. Now, hold it just like that.
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I'm going to have you guys release the
items on the count of three. They're
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going to disappear.
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Are you ready?
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One, two, three, release.
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And they're gone.
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Okay, we're going to do a different
trick.
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You know what? You know what happened?
This is amazing.
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Your watch has turned into a can and
your can has turned into a watch.
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They don't believe me. Reach in. Grab
the can. Grab the can if you would,
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please. Right? Yeah, show it to
everybody, if you would. Excellent. And
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ahead, reach in and grab the watch. See,
they've switched places.
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Absolutely amazing. Yeah, yeah. No, show
it to everybody.
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No, no, go ahead.
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Are you kidding me?
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Okay,
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that's weird.
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You know what? I vanished one of them.
Yeah, yeah.
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You know, the glass is half full kind of
thing, or maybe the soda can is half
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full.
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Yeah,
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yeah, just give it a little shake.
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Yeah, it's a little weird, huh?
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It's going to get even weirder, all
right? Because I want you to see that
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entire can, all the way through, all
sides, completely solid.
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All right, I'll try not to hit the
object inside.
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All right, there we go.
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I'm going to open this up very, very
gently, sort of like breaking open a
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roll.
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There is something inside. You can see
it right there.
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Would you please take that out, show it
to everybody? Is that your watch?
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Yes, there we are.
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Thank you so much. You did awesome.
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Thank you. Take them out.
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All the way from Stockholm, Sweden, in a
magic world that he has personally
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created, This is the very deceptive
Hockenberg.
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It's impossible in our mind I can't
believe it, we are
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so blind Gotta believe in magic
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Don't get lost in this confusion
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Gotta believe Even magic
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is not an illusion.
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Magic time.
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In your
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face.
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One more time.
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Hello. I can't hear the music. Gotta
believe.
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Gotta believe.
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It's a delusion.
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I love you.
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The Japanese
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call
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him a genius.
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His manipulations are beyond
explanation.
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So can he live up to his name tonight?
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We'll see. From Tokyo, here is Shoot.
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Thank you very much.
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Well, I would like to show you one of
the classic magic, because classic magic
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is really good stuff. So, I want to show
you. This is what I learned a long time
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ago. I was around 10, 11, 12 years old.
I don't remember exactly.
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Magician has four coins and four cards
like this way.
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It looks really fast, but hopefully you
enjoy it. I have four cards and four
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coins like that way. Okay.
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So it's very simple.
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I put card on the coin. You can see it.
Count three.
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One.
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Two.
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Three.
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It's three.
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Interesting.
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When I was around 17 years old, I broke
my left hand three weeks before the
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magic competition in Japan.
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But I really wanted the magic, so I...
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tried to create one -hand magic with my
right hand, but I was lefty.
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So today I would like to show you one
-hand magic with the right hand, exactly
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what I did when I was 17, okay?
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But I have two hands right now. Why I
have to do it?
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I know, like, why we don't try something
more?
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You know, like, maybe if I have two
hands, why we don't try something more
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we think?
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I know. It's kind of strange because
it's not 8 -coin magic. It's like a 4
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2 -card, right? 4 -coin 2 -card and one
hand and one hand. So now it's very
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tricky because, you know, from center to
right, you're going to see this side.
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From center to left, you're going to see
this side. Or if you want to, you can
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see just one eye and one eye. So you can
see 3D.
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Okay. All right.
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Simple thing is very hard. I just toss
coin and catch, which is very hard.
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Take coin. Just hold it. Just drop from
here.
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Just like that.
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So now you can see it's 2 and 2.
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Yeah, I know. It's very interesting.
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Okay, let's try again. I just throw coin
from here to there just like that. So
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now it's gone.
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3 and 3, right?
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So now last thing is here.
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I drop coin here. So very simple
question from this side. When I drop
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that, how many coin there?
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Of course, it should be like 4 coin like
this way. 1, 2, 3, 4. And how many coin
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there? Of course.
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As you know, it's a one, two, three, and
four point.
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So, what I can do, hopefully you like
it. Thank you very much.
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Technology seems to run just about every
part of our daily lives now. So, if
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you're anything like me, nothing really
ever seems to work quite right.
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Well, our next performer seems to
have...
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the same problem.
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His solution is just as puzzling.
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This is Chris Funk.
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So I've been trying to create the
perfect illusion since I was 16 years
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Going a little further back, I've been
trying to create the perfect song since
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was four years old, and I realized that
writing the perfect song and creating
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the perfect illusion have a lot in
common. So I want to share a little
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with you right here, right now.
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Of course.
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All right.
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Got to plug it in. I guess that would
help.
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There we go. Okay.
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So, got a little looping pedal here. I'm
going to lay down some music for you
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live, and we're going to do the illusion
to some live music. I've already taken
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the liberty of creating a bit of a beat
and a bass line. You ready for this?
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Coming together.
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And the last one to bring it all
together.
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And once you have that, That's when the
magic can begin.
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Hang on.
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What if...
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the amazing card wizardry of Nick
Dopich.
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Let's go into the audience right now and
try to keep up with the fast -paced St.
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Louis native magician who has never
disagreed with himself.
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Don't be distracted by the very
deceptive Nick Dopich.
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What's your name?
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Denise. Pleasure.
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Fantastic. And you are? Mark. Mark. All
right. We're not going to pay attention
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to Mark. We're going to pay attention to
you, all right? So here's what we're
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going to do. If you would here, I'll
tell you. Go ahead and grab any card you
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want.
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Perfect. All right. Seven of spades.
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Go ahead and write your name on the face
of that card, if you would. Oh. Yeah,
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you go ahead and sign that.
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And what's your name again? Mark. Mark.
I'm just going to grab the four aces out
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of here that are surreptitiously next to
each other. Don't worry about that.
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Which of those two is your favorite? The
heart.
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You know what the heart is? Oh, you just
decided that. Okay, good. All right.
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Now, do you sign your card? Yes. All
right. Fantastic. All right. Now, here's
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what I want you to do.
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Oh, that's nice.
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Look at that.
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I know. It's a solid signature, isn't
it? That's really good. That's good.
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Look at that. All right. We're going to
get back to those in a second. We're
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going to use the aces to find your card,
okay? Does that make sense? All right.
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One, you can find it directly just
looking right at it. All right. Two, you
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distinguish all the other cards around
it, which makes your card stand out.
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that make sense? Yes. Okay, good. I'm
glad everybody's coming with me on this.
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So, for instance, if I want to
distinguish the four aces here, if I
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distinguish these four aces from the
rest of the deck, for instance, what I
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could do is I could take those cards and
I could pass them right to my hand like
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that.
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And then now we have four blue cards.
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I know. I know.
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I know.
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Don't worry.
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It's the age of the smartphone.
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I know this isn't impressive yet. It's
okay. We're going to get there, though,
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okay? But I can find them whenever I
want, all right?
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Now, Ma, which suit did you say your
favorite was? The heart. The heart.
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So now we want to distinguish that one,
for instance. So, for instance, we go
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like this, give it a snap.
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Now we go like this. Now we still have
our four customers.
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But now we've distinguished the ace of
hearts by making it a red one. Oh.
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Ah. So now I can find it.
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Face up, face down, it doesn't matter.
Whichever way I want to find it, I know
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exactly where it's at.
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Now, if I want to distinguish the ace of
hearts even further, we wave it across
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the pack, give it a snap, and we
distinguish the ace of hearts by turning
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into... What?
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Denise's sign.
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It is the only red card. Absolutely.
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I know, right?
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Science! All right, good. Fantastic. We
got that. Okay, good. Thank you very
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much, Denise. But we'll bring it back to
that in one second. Here's what I'd
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like you to do, sir, if you would. Mark,
just go ahead and grab any cards you
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want. All right, good.
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Fantastic. All right, show it around to
everybody.
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Okay. Do you want to change your mind?
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I do not.
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Okay, good.
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All right, now here's one. It's okay, I
can see it. Go ahead and scribble on the
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back of that for me. Just write, sign
your name, draw a picture, whatever you
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want to do.
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All right, good.
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Yeah, I know, look at that.
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So we have Mark's card, sign on the
back. We have Denise's card, sign here
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the face.
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All right, now, Denise, take those
cards. I want you to cut them. Just cut
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wherever you like.
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Okay, good. Now, fantastic.
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We're going to place your card exactly
where you cut.
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Complete the cut, please.
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All righty, and now, Mark, it's up to
you.
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Let's see if you can find Denise again.
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All right, say stop whenever you want.
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Stop. I can go further if you like. Go
further. Go further.
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Stop. Right there?
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Is that exactly where you went?
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I'm going to mark it exactly where you
stopped me. Fair? Fair. Is that fair?
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Fair. That's fair. Okay, good.
Fantastic. All right, so now no sleight
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no tricks, no nothing.
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Mark has stopped me at any one of those
cards. He stopped me at this card right
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there.
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Let's see if Mark found it.
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No.
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No.
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No! There you go.
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Absolutely.
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You guys found each other before you
even met.
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Mark, thank you so much. You take that
home. You can frame it, tear it up,
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whatever you want to do. Thank you all
very much. I appreciate it. Thank you
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guys very much.
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May win.
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We'll make you doubt your senses when we
come back.
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Our next performer brings an
extraordinary illusion to life.
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right before your eyes. Please welcome
Mae Brown.
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Well, that's all the magic we have time
for tonight.
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But there's plenty more next time. We
hope you'll join us again. Until then,
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Dean Cain.
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See you next time.
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Thank you.
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