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Illusion, the art of tricking the brain,
distorting the senses, challenging
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perception. You can't trust what you
see, even with your own eyes.
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Meet the Masters of Illusion.
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Hi, I'm Dean Payne, and welcome to
Masters of Illusion. We've got some of
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best magicians in the world right here.
So if you're ready to see the
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impossible... Let's get started. Hey,
Dean, I thought it'd be cool for you to
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a trick.
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Okay.
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Look, there's a water bottle. Do me a
favor. Hold on to that. One hand, two
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hands? One hand's fine. Just this hand
upstage. There you go. We're going to
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cover it with a handkerchief, and all
you have to do is wink.
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That's pretty good. Have you done this
before? I have not done this before. You
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have not done this before, but look, if
you've done it right, do it now.
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That's not right.
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It's a goldfish in there.
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Yeah. That's for you. You can drink that
later.
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I forgot it from traffic.
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Yeah. Good. All right. I'm going to have
this goldfish while you guys watch
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this.
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And now the madcap mayhem of one of our
favorite masters.
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It's the magic of Chipper Lowe.
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Julia, is that correct?
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Thank you, Julia, for helping out. You
know, I thought it would be kind of fun
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if we switched places, meaning you do
the magic, I assist you.
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All right?
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So big smile out to there. Project.
Wave. Everyone give her a nice hand.
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hear it for Julia.
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All right. Before we get going, you have
a deck of cards there. I want you to
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spread them out face down, and I want
you to go and pick a card from the
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any one you want, and put it face up on
the top of the deck.
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Square them all up. It's okay if I see
the card.
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And I'm going to have you...
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Sign your name right across the front.
Big letters, if you would, please. And
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you want to put a little smiley happy...
Oh, yeah, I already did the cat, but
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that's all right.
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All right, all the way across.
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Very nice.
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Okay, let me put this in a good place.
That's good. Okay, let me take a look at
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the card. And you've got the seven of
spades.
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And we are going to mark it with this
paper clip, just like so.
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And we're going to place it in this
little glass on display right over here.
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Now, we're ready for the magic. Are you
ready?
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Now, normally you would wear like a top
hat or a tuxedo, tails, things like
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that. I don't really have those things,
so I got the closest thing I could find.
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There it is.
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Yes, is that okay? We're going to put
this on you.
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There we go. I think she looks great.
Everyone give her a nice hand. Let's
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it for her.
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Fantastic. Now, do me a favor. With the
cards, I want you to bring them face up.
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Face up, and I want you to go take a
look through the cards, if you would,
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please, just to verify that they're all
different cards, that there's no two
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that look alike, anything like that,
okay?
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All right, and also, show them to the
audience, because after all, you're the
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one doing the magic.
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Okay, but they're all different. Very
nice job. Oh, you've worked with cards a
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lot. All right, now, I would like you to
go through them face up again, and this
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time around, I want you to find a joker
card, all right, a joker card, and once
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you've found it, put the rest of the
cards on the ground, if you would,
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Okay. And then show the joker card to
everybody.
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And I'm going to have you place it into
the envelope that's right next to you
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under your chair. Do you see it right
there?
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Excellent. Put it into the envelope like
so.
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Okay. And then once it's in the
envelope, go ahead and just seal it
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Okay. Very nice. And let's hold it up to
the light to make sure that, yeah, you
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can't see it on that. With your right
hand, put your fingers and thumbs out,
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you would, please.
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Yeah, out like that. Very nice. I'm
going to have you hold it just like so.
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with your other hand, wave it over, wave
it over.
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That's okay. Wave it over and then snap
your fingers.
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And guess what?
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The magic happened. You did the magic.
Your card has magically traveled.
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No, no, I'm not kidding. I don't mean
the joker. I mean your previous card
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you selected freely from a deck of cards
that you signed, the one that we placed
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right over there.
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Watch close, because it gets really
weird.
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Gone. Give it up for Julia.
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Incredible. Go wait, Julia. There's
more.
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All right, let me rip this open. I want
you to reach in there, grab your card,
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take it out, show it to everybody.
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Wait, that's not the card. What is it?
What's it say?
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I have been sitting on it all along. I
have been sitting on it all along. Stand
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up right there for me, if you would,
please. This is so weird.
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Let me see what...
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How weird is that?
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Hold on to that for me.
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All right.
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Hold on to that for me, if you would,
please.
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What have we got in here?
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This is weird.
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This is so strange.
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All right. I'm going to have you hold on
to that for me, if you would. And in a
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nice, loud voice, what was your card?
The seven of spades. The seven of
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Did it look like this?
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Oh, my God. Is that your signature?
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Ladies and gentlemen, we have a new
magician in the ranks. And tonight, I
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she performed a miracle.
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Governor of Spain, Julia, give her a
nice hand.
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Fantastic. Thank you so much.
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That's all right.
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Thank you.
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Most everyone knows that it's illegal to
deface U .S. currency unless you use
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magic to do it. So don't feel that you
have to turn in our next magician.
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It's Murray Sautcher.
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Hey guys, how you doing? I'm so excited
to be here. I have volunteers in the
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audience. We have Sean. Big round of
applause for Sean, everybody.
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Thank you for being here, sir. Thank you
so much.
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I'm going to do a quick trick with you,
a little bit of a close -up magic type
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trick, all right?
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And I want something to be personal. Can
I borrow something from you? Can I
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borrow Eva Wald on you? Can I borrow, I
don't know, a dollar bill?
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Just something simple like that.
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I'll do a quick trick with it.
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I like using money. The reason why I
like using money is because of the fact
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that it's legal tender, and there's a
lot of security measures we use with the
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bill. You know what I mean? If you have
a look at the bill, we have, I don't
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know if a lot of you know this or not,
but there's lines that go this way and
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this way, and the stripe that goes down
the back, it's all hidden inside the
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actual bill.
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Also, these numbers, every serial number
is different in every bill, if it's a
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real bill.
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People don't realize it's also that 12.
Every number is a different number, and
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that number pertains to the letter.
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So this letter is L. Well, 12 and L go
together because L is the 12th letter in
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the alphabet.
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A, B, C, D, E, F, G, H, I, J. So that's
how it all works. So these are really
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well protected. So we're going to try
something with the bell, okay?
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I'm going to try the seal. The seal is a
legal seal. You can't move it. You
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can't do anything. And it has an L as
well. That's the 12th letter in, of
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course, the alphabet, right?
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Which is the code. We have L, 4, 3, 5,
9, 9, 4, 5, 7, D.
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Watch very carefully, all right? You're
going to tell me. I'm going to put my
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fingers on the seal.
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I want you to start moving it. I want
you to watch very carefully, all right?
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Now, I'm going to slide my hand, all
right? And you can say, whenever you
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like it, watch really carefully. Are you
watching?
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Can you see that?
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Yeah. You see it?
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Really carefully.
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Say, stop whenever you want.
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Stop. Right there? You're sure, right?
Yeah. Watch.
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Watch.
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You can keep that little souvenir.
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Okay, thank you. And I'm not sure if
it's going to work anymore.
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But there you go. Big hat is gone,
everybody.
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Watch the astounding skill of Rachel
Wex. It's going to be amazing.
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When we return.
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Some
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of
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us believe in magic.
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Others have this.
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baked in disbelief.
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Well, this illusionist has set out to
challenge that. Let's welcome Rachel
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Thank you for joining me. What's your
name?
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Princeton. Princeton, lovely to meet
you.
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Now, Princeton, I want you to know that
what you're joining me for today is
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extremely difficult.
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Okay. I just want to give you that heads
up. What's going to happen is you're
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going to choose a card, you're going to
put it back, I'm going to throw all the
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cards in the air, I'm going to reach
out, and I'm going to grab your card.
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Like a Jewish ninja.
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It's going to be great. But it's
extremely difficult, okay? It requires
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skill, agility, practice, none of which
I have.
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So in the case that I am not able to
catch your card and I fail, I don't want
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you to be disappointed. You get to pick
a prize, okay?
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It's a win -win for you. Fantastic.
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Now, Princeton, like I said, I'm going
to have you choose a card.
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Go ahead. I'm going to ripple through.
Say stop anywhere you'd like.
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Right there? Yeah. You're sure? Yeah.
You're positive. Fantastic. Go ahead.
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that. Look at it. Show everybody here.
Don't show me.
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Are you happy?
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Yeah. Like with your life?
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Yes. What is that like?
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It's rosy. Okay.
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Now, I don't want anyone to think that I
have duplicates, so I'm going to go
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ahead here and just tear a corner off,
and you're going to hold on to that.
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Guard it with your life.
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Now, like I said, I'm going to throw all
the cards in the air. I'm going to
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reach out. I'm going to grab your card.
It's going to be amazing.
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Don't move that corner. All right. Count
me down. Ready?
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Three, two, one.
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Look familiar?
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Okay.
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No. Totally fine. I'm just, you know
what?
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Fine. You can have a prize. Now, I
didn't bring any, like, prizes per se,
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but I thought you could have whatever
you want out of my bag.
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It'll be fun. Come on.
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Let's see.
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Oh, you can't have my wallet. Sorry.
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Are you a women's seven?
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No, neither am I. I'm a pen. Okay.
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Do you want a snack?
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Okay, that's fun.
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Here you go.
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Merry Christmas.
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Oh, I want to see you enjoy it.
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Now, hold on, hold on, hold on.
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Before you open it, before you open the
protein bar package, when you do, I want
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you to tell everybody what's inside.
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Okay.
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Go ahead.
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The protein bar, as advertised. Yeah,
fantastic.
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But the real question is, what is inside
the protein bar?
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Card.
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Take all that disgustingness from me.
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Oh, my God.
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It's my card. Go ahead. See if that
corner matches.
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And hold it up for everybody to see.
Wonderful.
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My goodness.
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Thank you.
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Prepare. to be amazed right now as we
welcome Grand Illusionist Rob Lake.
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Thank you.
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We'll be right back.
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Amazing is the only way to describe Sean
J.
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When we return.
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What happens when you merge modern
technology and magic?
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You get our next illusionist, Sean J.
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Today, I have a volunteer from the
audience whose name is?
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Lillian. Lillian. Let's give Lillian a
big round of applause. Let's welcome
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As a magician and millennial, I'm
constantly fascinated with new forms of
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technology. So keeping that in mind, I'd
like to try to combine old technology
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with new technology.
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Let me show you what I mean.
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First, let's start with old technology.
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Now, I'd like to borrow some new
technology.
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So, Lillian, do you happen to have a
smartphone or something like that?
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You do? Okay.
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Here, let's see it.
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Excellent. Thank you so much, Lillian.
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Now, this is kind of interesting.
Lillian, I'm not going to sit here
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scroll through all of your emails and
text messages, as tempting as that might
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be. That's not what this is all about.
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What I am going to do, though, is I'm
going to try to combine the old with the
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new.
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Watch.
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Right?
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Now, technology can be quite addictive
sometimes.
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And quite honestly, it's very easy for
us to just sit there and stare at the
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phone. Speaking of which, let's take a
selfie together.
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What's up, everybody?
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Masters of Illusion.
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And one for me.
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And that's enough.
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See, I'm a millennial.
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It's kind of like in my habit. It's like
in my DNA.
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Lots of times we end up with this
overstimulation of technology. Sometimes
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just need to stop and take a break from
it every
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once in a while to enjoy the face -to
-face human connection and interaction
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all love and enjoy.
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Did I get all the confetti out of my
hair? Yeah.
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You're probably wondering where your
phone is. I don't blame you.
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In order to go back, we must first
examine the past.
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Then we must examine the present.
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And if we can combine the past and the
present, we can get the future.
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Watch.
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This is your exact same phone that I had
just a moment ago.
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Lillian, is that your same phone that I
have?
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Yes.
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That is? Check it out.
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Yeah. Ladies and gentlemen, that's how
you combine old technology and new
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technology. Thank you so much, William.
Thank you, Proud.
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Good night.
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Next up, the quick moves of Bill Cook.
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When we come back.
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In this day and age, we expect
everything right away. Instant
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Well, our next illusionist fully
understands that and has a service ready
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the masses.
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Here's Bill Cook.
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Thank you so much.
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I have a business thing I'd like to talk
to you about. I started a new company.
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It's drinks to your house.
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Satisfaction guaranteed.
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Now hear me out. If you're anything like
me, when a package comes to your home,
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you want to check it out.
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I make sure to send my beverages to you
in a small, confined envelope.
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You can hold it to the light. It's
almost like a mystery.
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Satisfaction always guaranteed.
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Delivery to your home.
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Once you open the package, whatever you
want, delivered straight to you.
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Now, what if you're like my sister and
the lemon -lime is your flavor? Not a
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problem. Using the envelope is the way
to do returns and exchanges. All you do
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is pass the envelope over the drink.
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And it changes.
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You don't like that flavor. Not a
problem. My dad, he's more of a kind of
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citrusy guy. All you do is wait and it
changes. My mom, she's more of a kind of
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a straight up lime shoot kind of lady.
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And my brother, he's straight down the
middle with water. No matter what you
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like, guaranteed satisfaction for you.
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Check it out through the shoot.
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Magicians make the impossible possible.
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And that's exactly what you're about to
see. Here from Vietnam, it's Mae Nguyen.
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Hi,
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my name is Nguyen.
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This is my friend Jasmine.
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Today, we're going to do something fun.
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Ready?
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And that's our show. I hope you had as
good a time as I did. And I hope you
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us next time for more magic.
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Until then, I'm Dean Cain. Thank you for
watching.
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