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- [Dean] Illusion, the

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distorting the senses,

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You can't trust what you

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Meet the Masters of Illusion.

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(audience cheering)

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Hi I'm Dean Cain and welcome

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Now, if you had to differentiate

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between reality and illusion,

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you'd think it'd be

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Not so sure? (chuckles)

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And we'll all see

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- Dean, Dean, sorry.

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Can I get your

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- Yes Naathan.

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I've got this thing with

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and with a 1 and a 20.

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Can you take the one for me?

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- Yeah, yeah.

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Here, can you fold

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And then fold it in

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Fantastic. Good.

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And then if I were to ask

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Can you hold up

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Hold on. Just grab

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Turn your hand over.

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So now here's the question.

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If I grab, let's say,

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and if I were to back up

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The question is, is this slow

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that now I have the 20 and

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you've got the one.

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Is that slow enough?

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- That was amazing.

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- No, but I have a whole

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If you could do that?

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I can take those.

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(both laugh)

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- All right.

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- Yeah.

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Naathan Phan, there

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(audience applauds)

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And I made some

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This bit of magic

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as a whole lotta fun.

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As is the magician himself.

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Here's Bill Cook.

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(audience cheering)

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- Thank you so much.

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I have a wonderful

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This is Kathy.

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Thank you Kathy for coming.

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Have you ever been to Chicago?

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- No.

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- I am from Chicago.

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And I want to share a story

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Chicago is the birthplace

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of what is known

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Anything small with like a

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And the godfather

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was a man named Matt Schulien.

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He owned a bar on the

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called Schulien's.

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(audience laughs)

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He was not only a good magician,

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but he was a better businessman.

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What he would do is he would

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and see who had just a

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in their drink, and he'd

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"Can I show you something?"

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And they'd say.

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- Yeah.

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He'd ask you to

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- Okay.

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- Done. Perfect.

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And then he'd say, "I'll

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of cards like this. I want

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Whenever you feel like it."

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- Stop.

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He would then show you

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The ace of clubs.

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That would go back

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Rest of the cards

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He would take your glass,

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and then say, "Watch."

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(eerie electronic music)

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Suddenly a corner of

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inside of the glass.

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Now that was pretty cool.

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He would then take the

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and, what's called, spring

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And one card would kind of

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being your ace of clubs.

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(audience applauds)

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Not only that he would

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to show that it is

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and it perfectly

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that is inside of the glass.

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- Oh my God.

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he was a good magician,

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because as a person

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this glass is now dirty and

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(Kathy laughs)

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And for that to

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Thank you for helping me.

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- Thank you.

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(upbeat electronic music)

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- Next up, this

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what he wanted to be a

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So he chose both.

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Here's Chris Funk.

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(audience cheering

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- Thank you. Thank you so much.

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We have the wonderful Suze

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(audience applauds)

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I want you to think of a

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We're gonna go to this

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I keep a list of random objects.

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I don't know why I just

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to keep lists of random objects.

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So, if I were to

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between 1 and 100,

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- 25.

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So what we're gonna do is

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to my little notes

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You can see right

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I've got a list of

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As I scroll through it,

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you can see that we've

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I've got MP3 players,

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just things that I

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I want to do a trick with.

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But if we go down to number 25,

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what is number 25 say?

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- Violin.

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- Are you serious?

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Oh my gosh.

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Okay, normally the random

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are a little bit smaller

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- Should I pick another number?

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- No, that's good.

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I just gotta think

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on my feet right now.

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I thank you for being very

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Let's see if we can do this.

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Here I've got some

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I've got here a big,

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that we're gonna

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I also have, like I said, three.

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So the other one I have

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and I've also got

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You could have picked any

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You picked 25.

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What did 25 end up on?

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- Violin.

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Wasn't expecting that,

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but using a little

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You can actually see that,

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we have a violin.

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You didn't see

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No I did.

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Telepathetic, I mean

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(audience applauds)

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- Here now to turn up the heat

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all the way from Vietnam.

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It's Mai Wynn.

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(audience cheers and applauds)

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(dramatic orchestral music)

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(flame roars)

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(gentle orchestral music)

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(audience cheers and applauds)

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(dramatic orchestral music)

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(audience applauds)

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(gentle orchestral music)

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(audience applauds)

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- [Dean] Up next, watch

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of Ed Alonzo when we return.

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And now for the very quiet,

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Oh, wait, I am completely

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It's the exact opposite.

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It's Ed Alonzo.

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(whimsical music)

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- When I was a teenager,

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at a fish market.

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And one day the owner,

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this banner in the front window.

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Well, as I was walking up

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I looked at the

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"Fresh fish sold here today."

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Well, this banner

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(audience laughs)

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Take the word

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Everyone knows that

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They're standing right

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They're not gonna come back

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That word is useless.

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Well I think everyone

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You can see fish

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and, well, you can

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So that just doesn't make

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any sense at all.

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Ah, the word "sold."

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Well, the owner's not

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Of course we're selling them.

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"fish."

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I think we know

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It's not a hardware store.

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"Fresh."

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Well, just then the owner

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"Put that banner up in

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or you're fired."

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I said, "Oh boy, you

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He said, "Yes. Get

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So, I snap my fingers

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and I open the banner up.

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And that banner

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said that there was fresh fish

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sold here today.

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Just perfect, eh?

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Ah!

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Magic!

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(audience cheers and applauds)

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Doesn't get any fresher

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Ooh! Ooh!

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Ooh, that's a big one.

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Make room guys here comes Bruce.

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(laughs) Okay.

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And now we have sushi on

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(audience applauds)

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- Have you ever had the

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are a little bit sneaky?

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Well, I'd say there's

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that's exactly what you'll

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Here's Farrell Dillon.

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- Hi, my name's Farrell Dillon

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and I am here with

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Your name is?

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- Keegan.

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During the last

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I've been practicing

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All right, and it's a very

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But I wanted to try some

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Do you have a wallet

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- No.

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Well then it's gonna be

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It's actually kind

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your personal items, okay.

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So here's what's gonna happen.

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I'm gonna give you

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I'm gonna have you hide

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And then I'm going to try and

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without you feeling it.

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Now, have you ever seen a

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so what they do is they

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so that you aren't

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and then they kind of

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and then they reach

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They steal out your valuables

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and that's how they

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So look, I'm gonna try

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So imagine that we're

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There's something

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Oh, okay. Did you see that?

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Okay."

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And then look, I reach

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and I get the wallet out.

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Did you feel it?

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- You did?

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- All right, well, look, I'm

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I've just been practicing.

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Take out the wallet,

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Then I could put the wallet back

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where it was at the beginning.

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Reach inside your back pocket.

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Is that the wallet?

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Thank you so much

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Please give him a big

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Watch your step and

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(audience cheers and applauds)

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- [Dean] Next, mind reading

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of Magical Katrina.

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Many choices in life

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You're about to meet

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that notion into one

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Here she is.

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Also known as Magical Katrina.

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(audience cheers and applauds)

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- It is such an honor to be

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I didn't just come here to do

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I came here because I need help.

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The last few years my dating

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Yeah, I should probably

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(audience laughs)

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But I wanted to see if

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Yeah? Do you wanna help

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- I absolutely.

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Now what is your name?

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- My name is Kevin.

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- Kevin! Lovely to

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- Nice to meet you.

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- Okay, matchmaker Kevin.

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So I have here a bunch

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of different gentlemen that

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And I was wondering if you

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and tell me if you think

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We're gonna put them

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Can you do that?

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- Okay, perfect.

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Should I date this guy?

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- Yeah.

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We'll put him next to you.

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'Cause he's a yes.

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What about this guy?

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He has a beard.

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- He has a beard.

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- He's a bit like you.

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- Yeah, let's do him too.

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Okay, what about this guy?

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- Job security, good.

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But maybe a no.

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- Yeah, he might be

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Okay. What about this

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Any man that brings caffeine

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- No.

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- No? Okay, okay, no.

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What about him?

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- Anybody with a cat is a yes.

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- Yes, yeah. Then

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I can choose him or the cat.

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- Yeah.

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(audience laughs)

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(gasps) What about this guy?

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- I think you said you're

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- Oh! Oh my gosh.

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Dodged that bullet. Thank you.

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What about her? She

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like she's had a rough day.

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- She's had a rough day,

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This is totally yes.

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What about this guy?

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He has a tiny hat.

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- Oh he's a yes.

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- Okay. Yes. Yeah. Okay.

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So these are the yeses

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So we have here

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kitty, kitty guy, nice,

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beard guy,

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and clean cut guy.

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So that's still too many

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Yeah, I mean it's

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It's one, two,

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Could you just narrow

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to be my perfect match?

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(pumping music intensifying)

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- It's a tough choice.

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I mean, she feels like

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She needs a win.

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- She might need a win.

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Okay, great.

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So you like the pretty lady?

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- Yeah.

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just so that she doesn't leave

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Because I actually have

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Before I came here,

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I kind of already knew which

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In fact, I took a Sharpie

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and I drew big,

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black X's

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on every single

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all of them,

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except for the one I

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The very same one you chose.

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I drew a big, green

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Could you pick that up

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the big green check mark?

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(audience cheers and applauds)

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Thank you so much.

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Round of applause

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(audience applauds)

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- [Dean] Up next, "amazing"

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Glenn Strange.

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What you're about to

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Well, the magician is,

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for real.

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Here he is folks.

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Glenn Strange.

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(audience cheers and applauds)

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- Hello. Thank you, thank you.

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Now, what you've been

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I know.

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But it's not really

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It's a trick that uses cards.

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For this I need someone

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Someone that's probably

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This lady, you'll do perfect.

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Just come around over here.

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You don't even

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(audience applauds)

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- Alma.

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- Alma, Alma. That's

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That's my mama's

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Alma, I'm gonna go

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and whenever you feel the

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I want you to say stop.

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Are you ready?

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- Here we go.

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- Stop.

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- Okay, that's the card you

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- Yes.

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- Now, if you can't see

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'Cause sometimes I miss I'm

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I'm losing it down in the deck.

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(audience laughs)

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I'm gonna attempt

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Uh, I'm not getting a signal.

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It's not your problem, it's me.

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I got a little

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Now this is a little black bag

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and down in this

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I got a little piece of rope.

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Now, if you like to play cards

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and you're embarrassed

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take your little black bag

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and shuffle up the cards.

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This is a good way

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(audience laughs)

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Nobody will ask any questions.

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I'm gonna take this rope,

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and lasso your card

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Yes I am.

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Are you ready?

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Yeehaw!

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I go down in the bag.

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Around and around.

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I got it, I got it, I got it.

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I got the card you stopped

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(audience cheers)

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The card,

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the ace of clubs.

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(audience laughs)

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Oh man, I didn't wanna do this.

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Looks like I'm gonna have to

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Now, if you've been to Las

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There's a magician out there.

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He's got his own theater. He

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He has a card selected by a

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He shuffles...

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I picked you.

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(audience laughs)

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back into the deck.

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He throws all the

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He whips out a great,

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I have no idea

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He'll stick it

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and he'll stick that

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And we'll take

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and suck your card

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Made even harder by

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(audience laughs)

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(lively music intensifies)

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Three of clubs!

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Is that it? You see it?

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(audience cheers and applauds)

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I had a five, I had

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I flipped that off

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Thank you so much,

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- Well this has been amazing.

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I wish we had more

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But you'll have to

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Till then, I'm Dean Cain.

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Have a great night.

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(audience cheers and applauds)

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(upbeat electronic music)