Jandro on Penn & Teller FOOL US : FASTEST FOOLER IN HISTORY

Jandro from Spain leaves speachless Penn and Teller on Fool Us and becomes the fastest fooler of magic history with his amazing international coincidence between Juan Tamariz and Penn and Teller.
Season 6 episode 3. S06E03
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[@TVJandro]

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[@TVJandro]

@Norscan Wolf That's it

[@danquaylesitsspeltpotatoe8307]

@@TVJandro Whats going on Penn and Teller are just not that stupid? (even for one of your tricks fooling them! BUT THIS WHEN YOU HAVE YOUR HAND IN THERE DOING IT!🤦‍♂️🤣) you must have some thing on them! If they are that stupid I should be doing their show! I would be getting a lot more correct! Does it take you a whole minutes to select the card (from only 10 LOL) and slide it into the box and close the clay?

[@nineballjunky]

@@danquaylesitsspeltpotatoe8307 You do realize that Penn and Teller are standing right next to him, and they obviously don't see him "selecting" a card and putting it inside the box. They know he's using sleight-of-hand, (everyone does) but the method he used is what fooled them.

[@danquaylesitsspeltpotatoe8307]

@@nineballjunky "and they obviously don't see him "selecting" a card and putting it inside the box" YOU DIDNT WATCH THE TRICK? YOU DIDNT SEE HIS HAND IS HIDDEN IN A BIG LEGO BOX? ARE YOU THAT STUPID? THATS WHY THEY DONT SEE IT DUMMY!🤦‍♂️🤣 "They know he's using sleight-of-hand" DO YOU EVEN KNOW WHAT THAT MEANS? APPARENTLY NOT! AGAIN ITS ALL HIDDEN INSIDE THE LEGO BOX Do you think the box is there for no reason he is doing it behind the lego box and they cant see his hand? THIS IS NOT SLEIGHT OF HAND! THIS HACK DOES NOT HAVE SKILL!🤦‍♂️🤣

[@danquaylesitsspeltpotatoe8307]

A magician so good he has to do the trick with hands hidden! 🤦‍♂️🤣 Even then very slow to pick the card and slide it in the box and poorly close the opening on the end!

[@mohamedqasem]

This magician has done this trick in 52 parallel universes. He got it right in this one.

[@jasonx7803]

Just 40, no face cards, after all.

[@TimsFoyleHeadgear]

@@jasonx7803 36, since decks don't have a 1 (unless you count aces)

[@jasonx7803]

johana77 he says “1 to 10” so he must be including aces.

[@chickenchaser125cc9]

Multiple universes can still pick the same card more than once

[@mohamedqasem]

Abdulla Al Dossery 😀

[@Thimeeh]

"You'll let me do this?" It was over at that point :D

[@Rumpael]

Exactly my thought!

[@seamuscinneade3877]

Yeah, they were already thinking “if the 2 or diamonds is in there, I got nothing”

[@Lawrd.Rivguz]

Hahahaha damn that's exactly what I thought, when he handed him the box it was like watching a multiple car crash on Penn's face hahahaha

[@cryptidproductions3160]

It really was. Penn was just thinking "if we actually find a two of diamonds in there this trick is so damn good we got nothing" and the look on his face when Teller holds it confirms it. They were both just totally stunned to the point they didn't even have the barest theory to deliberate.

[@Zalied]

at that point the only way the 2 was getting in their is if it was their the whole time or he slips it in. and he never handled it. when he went to unwrap it he says this is impossible. probably at that point he noticed theirs no way he could slip a card in pass the wrap and alarm. (the legos sure)

[@omarlors]

Jandro: *performs this impossible trick Also Jandro: *can't upload the video in widescreen

[@m0r3ru36]

I thought my phone problem with this vertical big screen.Haha

[@Habeas.Corpus.Freeyoself]

You will see his hand is inside the box the whole time even while pen is breaking the legos. Is clearly visible

[@TheHeartAttackDon]

🤣😂🤣😂😂😂🤣😂🤣😂😂🤣

[@vileink4733]

@@Habeas.Corpus.Freeyoself You think Penn and Teller wouldn't notice...he was holding the box so everyone could see it can't be replaced,u guys behind keyboard love finding solutions but in this case there isn't one🤷‍♂️

[@thadomvinny2013]

🤣🤣😆🤣😆

[@sanpedro5018]

I don't care how he did it. Teller is almost in tears at the end. This guy brought the essence of magic back in the hearts of the two old timers. This is a beautiful piece of magic. I love spanish magicians so much. That was so strong...

[@TVJandro]

Thanks!!

[@sanpedro5018]

@@TVJandro De nada, hombre ! Este juego es une maravilla !

[@quiggaxx]

He was great and all but idk where you're getting teller was almost in tears lol

[@jg0521]

Where tf is tellers tears ? Lmao

[@eskgraficoyeskweb9527]

@@TVJandro Me quedé :O cuando lo ví la primera vez. Buen trabajo, Jandro...

[@SSL_2004]

I love when Penn said "You're gonna let me do it?" At this point he had completely crossed out the possibility that any Sleight of Hand could have happened before that point due to the fortification, so he assumed It had to come after the box was already out. That was the moment he was truly stumped.

[@Amalvipls]

that's the most pure meaning of being fooled if Penn and Teller had considered the posibility of the sleight being done before the clay box was out they may have caught or though of something, but it caught them so off guard that at that point it didn't matter one bit if they could have sat down and figured out between them how the trick was done, because regardless they have been, in a very literal sense, completely fooled and misdirected

[@yookoala]

I think the real mystery is how he came clean. Things can of course be in the clay block. But if so, it is unthinkable how Jandro would allow Penn to handle the dirty clay block.

[@Amalvipls]

@@yookoala you nailed it The main reason Penn and Teller got fooled wasn't because they didn't knew the trick. if they sat and talked for some minutes they probably could have gotten an idea. Its because they were completely distracted and acted cocky being so sure that the trick would take place when Jandro would open the box and they got completely caught off guard and literally fooled in how the trick was being performed.

[@xvjk5007x]

He's thinking to himself "Oh man, I hope Teller caught something...."

[@Magnum_Express]

i am trying to break down what happened in my head, i think he had the box, alarm, lock, card, and clay all separate in the lego box. Then with 1 hand, slipped the card and, activated the alarm, locked it, and started to cover it in clay entirely, all with one hand. to be able to do all that seamlessly while continuing on conversation, is amazing.

[@padewanbooth8022]

What if that dude literally just put a card in and was like “I’ll take a one in fifty two shot of fooling them, why not.”

[@master0poker84]

PadewanBooth, 1 in 40 chance because he said pick a number from one to ten. You may be on to something.

[@aaronmackay6123]

Mental influencing?

[@RealnoMis]

@@master0poker84 One in four because Penn always choose 2. More realisticly its probably one in three or even one in two depending on how much your trust psychology. People usually dont go for the first or last one. Its most likely people go for the higher middle option.

[@TsultrimSonam]

@@RealnoMis thats really true, i think there was "mentalism" in this trick..with some tecnolochy :)

[@christopherconnolly5791]

@@RealnoMis their default is usually the three of clubs.

[@robbybevard8034]

I love how they're so utterly fooled they don't even bother going to sit down and discuss while Alyson asks questions, they just go "we're stumped" and give the trophy immediately. It's great.

[@crazytrain111]

The funny thing is if they just take 2 seconds to think about it the answer is obvious. They opened the box which means the card was already in it, which means the table has a false bottom and someone slipped it into the Lego box after they knew the card. They where so impressed with the fact that he let them open the box.

[@OnlyMisery]

@@crazytrain111 false bottom 😂😂 it's literally 1 inch thik ..

[@harshdevsharma6397]

@@crazytrain111 are you serious , the table is clearly 1 inch thick and may be less and it is not covered

[@crazytrain111]

@@harshdevsharma6397 Thats what he wants you to believe.

[@harshdevsharma6397]

@@crazytrain111 but acc to me trick is in his hand which is all the time in the box, he chhoses card and places it in the box and get clay on it

[@anders3394]

Literally no one: Magician from Spain: sneaking a clay bomb through airport security

[@EdgyShooter]

That line just got me, don't know why, just brilliant :')

[@luciaaaaa88236]

That's what we do in Spain (Sorry if I burn tour eyes)

[@teletummy]

Accidentally drops box *PIPIPIPIPIPIPIPIPI*

[@tullochgorum6323]

Seems that it was magic clay that didn't dry on the journey...

[@jintarokensei3308]

He fooled them so hard Pen didn't even get angry

[@JediMobius]

Excellent point!

[@withurshield931]

Right.

[@urusledge]

I always felt like this trick was sort of obvious, the only thing I don’t understand is where the other 39 numbered cards went. But sliding a card in through that lid then folding over the clay with your hand in the Lego box seems simple enough.

[@jimsmith4907]

​@@urusledgeI reckon there was a container that looked like part of the Lego wall

[@billyeveryteen7328]

@@jimsmith4907 I can't imagine that's it, or he wouldn't have let Penn smash the Lego box. Look at how Penn smashes it. It looks like he's goofing around for the camera, but he's making sure to dismantle it completely and push it all off the table to make sure there's no hidden compartment either in the Lego bricks or the table.

[@ThisIsHolyJJ]

Penn and Teller's reactions to getting fooled are always a great sight... but this is the first time I can recall them ever being so stunned, that they're rooted to the spot, and Penn actually looks disturbed by what he's just witnessed. What I liked best is that P&T were so confused that they didn't change their expressions or body language for those few seconds, even when a Spaniard was running around the stage, screaming, and hugging each of them 😆😂 An absolute masterpiece, Handro. Totally raised the bar for mentalism and magic 🙏

[@danielstephens1185]

They look like their brain just simultaneously exploded and imploded. They simply can't understand what they just saw. Great stuff, explanations from others or not.

[@chaset1218]

Watch Shawn Farquhars first appearance, they are very visually stunned.

[@mikea9929]

You know it’s a good trick when you don’t have all the top of the line keyboard magicians explaining how the trick is done in the comments

[@rafthethinker4948]

I'm an actual magician so i comment on magic vids but i don't give the secret away... Can't figure this one out

[@MooodyDawe]

Haha amazing I literally was scrolling for the reveal

[@WTHFX]

Could it be a subconscious suggestion layered in over a few days followed by a massive gamble by the performer ?

[@skris391]

Agree, I was scrolling through the comments to see if somebody had an explanation

[@FilmscoreMetaler]

There is no explanation because it either was deleted (this is the magician's channel after all) or because it is obvious how it was done so no one really cared to actually write it down. But since you asked, here's the trick: He starts the trick with a full deck of cards inside that lego box. All cards are ordered by color and numbers. When Teller chooses diamonds, he puts all non-diamond cards into his sleeve. When Penn chooses the 2, he puts that card inside the wooden box. You can't hear the alarm sound because it's either a trick alarm that can be switched off, or a trick box with a secret opening or he just opens it very slightly which doesn't raise the alarm as you can see. He then puts the clay around the wooden box. The clay does clearly not have the same shape as in the video from Spain. He then puts the rest of the diamond cards into his sleeve and that's it. He had like 90 seconds to do all that which is more than enough to pull this trick off. Even if this wasn't how the trick was actually done, it could've been done this way. That said, I really enjoyed the act, but more because of Jandro's character and spontaneous humor than because of the trick itself.

[@wrnrt]

'I'm from Spain.' That does not give you the right to fool around with the aspect ratio. :-

[@aceorb1996]

Was just about to say that...

[@sn4tx]

Well actually it does. I’m their neighbor and now them well. and they always do things like this

[@ClintMoody]

This is to bypass DMCA and KZbin algorithms

[@randomnpc445]

@@ClintMoody But people post their own acts on P&TFU on their own youtube channels all the time without trouble.

[@ClintMoody]

then I dunno

[@siinxx7656]

7:00 has to be the most iconic Fool Us take. The wacky background, Jandro running around, the color legos messed up on the floor, Pen watching Teller in astonishment while holding the card and the white board, just standing there speechless. Masterful

[@shona-sof]

Well to be fair, Teller being speechless isn't uncommon. :D

[@kjrey9878]

Seeing Penn and Teller standing there (almost frozen for about 3 seconds) with an absolutely dumbfounded look of disbelief! This was absolutely priceless. Thank you Jandro for creating this moment in time for all of us to share!

[@danquaylesitsspeltpotatoe8307]

@@kjrey9878 They knew how it was done its a simple unskilled trick and they are not that stupid!

[@MBValentine]

@@danquaylesitsspeltpotatoe8307 he says on KZbin, with a year of hindsight

[@danquaylesitsspeltpotatoe8307]

@@MBValentine Oh did it take you that long to work it out? Are you so stupid you think penn is so stupid he didnt know how it was done even before he saw the open end of the "clay"?🤦‍♂🤣 Magic 101 slit in the box Cards up the sleave! He didnt even need any skill it was hidden in a big box! 🤦‍♂🤣 They knew how it was done! even without inspecting the props which they never do! But thats ok if you still can work out its a simple unskilled prop trick! Anyone could do, well maybe not you!

[@kenohki3492]

Thanks for the performance! Hearing Penn say "This seems like an impossible trick..." (almost ZERO magician interaction with props during performance) and "This can't be the two of diamonds..." is strangely satisfying. He's there, unwrapping the clay with tactile sense of both the brick structure and clay wrapped box (that we as rewinders don't have) which only emphasizes his incredulity in his voice. Teller's expression of disbelief when he holds up the card...this was just a fun act to watch!

[@stefanandrews5098]

This was an incredible thing - this was two stooges getting fooled by a magic trick. You could see it all over both of them, they have absolutely no idea how this was done, note fooled on method or expectation - just clueless.

[@Qermaq]

@@stefanandrews5098 Here's the thing - if there was any clear way to force through the clay, Penn would have seen it. Whatever the method, it was cleaner than anything.

[@Sandro1155]

Mhm, what do you mean with almst zero magician interaction with props? His left hand is in the box THE WHOLE Time and you can't see what he's doing. I think it would be fairly easy to prepare a ordered deck, place the card into the box, close it, close the clay and then vanish the deck, either via sleight of hand or hidden pocket in the bottom of the Lego Box.

[@rohdri]

@@Sandro1155 I mean, you did see Penn struggling to open the clay with both hands, right? Now imagine doing that manipulation with TELLER watching your arm the whole time, and only one hand. That's part of why they were so incredulous. Penn was asking Teller if he'd seen any obvious movements to indicate the obvious sleight of hand. He had not. Which is honestly impressive in itself.

[@kokolexx]

@@Sandro1155 yeah, you are right. The problem is,thinking is easier than actually doing...

[@ryanott7586]

This performance was one of the core memories I had with my grandpa before he passed. We always watched penn and teller but this one stood out the most as I remember how shocked he was. In the moments leading up I remember him saying that “it can’t be the card, that’s impossible.” When it finally was revealed, he exclaimed that it had to just be pure magic. These memories make me happy knowing that I spent the last couple years of his life sharing these moments of joy. I miss you grandpa.

[@KennethNicholson1972]

That is wonderful. Now I am a 4 time grandad, I try to be the fun person they can laugh with and trust totally to act the fool. Onu time is precious, and after 2 heart attacks I know my time is quickly running low, so each moment I get to spend with them I try to have fun with them, in the hope they remember me with fondness, and also lhand down some important life lessons and wisdom Ive had to learn the hard way myself. Its lovely you have these memories with your Grandad, May you too create memories with your grandchildren when the time comes my friend. God bless from England

[@JeremyKShort]

It's the moment when Penn is astonished that Jandro was going to have *him* pull the card out. It means that Penn truly did not think the card was in there yet. He knew the if two of diamonds was in there that Jandro did it without him knowing it. The trick had already been completed, and neither Penn nor Teller had even realized it.

[@LilithNobody]

Or the two of diamonds was in there all along and he used a psychological force

[@VladRadu-tq1pg]

dumbest thing i ve ever heard...yeah he s fucking profesor xavier he has mindpowers lol@@LilithNobody

[@huzzzer6083]

@@LilithNobody I think he might have sneaked it in because his hand was in the box the whole time.

[@tlrlml]

@@LilithNobody There was no therapy involved.

[@stevep6317]

@@huzzzer6083 If that were the case, he would have to have had 51 other cards tucked away in that box, with only 1 hand to move things around and hide it... all while it's in an alarmed locked box covered in clay? A physical force doesn't even seem possible.

[@rmhartman]

"you're letting me do this?" you had him there.

[@mikejaqua4604]

Jandro makes it all so fun and funny. He's quick witted too. "You're going to let me do this?" "Well I let you do that."

[@BlakeMcCringleberry]

Juan Tamariz is killing it with his students showing spectacularly on this show.

[@dizzlike525]

7:11 Tellers mouth was “WHAT THE”

[@Jordan-ln9rp]

I love when Penn and Teller get this blown away and confused by a trick.

[@DBurgur]

J F they love it just as much

[@patricioansaldi8021]

@@DBurgur I think it was staged

[@NicotheRM]

@@patricioansaldi8021 Like.. U are telling a show based around fooling someone was being staged? Just think about what u were commenting

[@patricioansaldi8021]

@@NicotheRM I don't have to cause that was my point. That the ones who were fooled were the audience members and not the magicians themselves. It seems obvious but it also seems like 99.99% of the people who watched this didn't realize that P&T were just advertising jandro's show and were not interested in his actual performance.

[@michaelkupfer3723]

@@patricioansaldi8021 nice conspiracy theory. Got any proof of that? Or legitimate reasons why they should do it?

[@thechosenhitman]

I was at this taping. It still amazes me how quick a decision this was, & how good of a trick it is.

[@Murzac]

Yeah they just went "yeah no fucking idea" and just gave it to him.

[@aaronmackay6123]

Penn was opening the box saying this is an impossible trick if the two of diamonds is in here

[@patricioansaldi8021]

It was quick cause they were on coo hoots with jandro. It was all to publicize his show in Las Vegas

[@Lance514]

thechosenhitman hey man, I was wondering how many tapings or how long is this show filmed for when you saw It live ?

[@thechosenhitman]

Lance514 they tape 2 per day for at least 10-14 days. The 2 tapings I went to started at 7pm & lasted till 11pm.

[@noneedtowhine]

Watched first time now. As always great trick from this Spanish masters. I needed 2-3 minutes to understand how its done (my version of course). 1) Magician is holding deck of cards inside lego box and knows exactly order of cards; 2) When P&T make their choices he is prepared to grab (using 1 hand only) exact card (i think its the only risky moment in the trick, its all about skill of counting and card feeling) and he does it, while talking; 3) Then he folds in half with his fingers and puts this card inside box while one part of clay is open (when Penn will clear this clay you will see that its possible without any problem according to how this clay package is done), this open space is exactly where one side of the box got very narrow gap (close to bottom from one of the sides); important to notice that right after grabbing the exact card his deck is waiting somewhere close to his hand because all manipulations are done with one hand; 4) The card is in the box now (which is closed of course with a real lock) and he is closing with one hand the open space with clay and presses it down to look solid; 5) Then its 2 options. Or he is hiding deck in his sleeve right after and before lego destruction or he is doing it right in the moment of destruction (maybe thats why he is using this hand to get the right angle of 100% hiding deep in the sleeve, when he tells Penn that its his show + watching his eyes to additionally get his attention doing last hiding action). Rest of things are obvious and so great. And i believe that magician got that 2-3% of insecureness that he could grab different card, thats why he is checking card with Teller so involved and after realising the card is right he sincerely celebrates it (even that this action is also planned of course :))). What do you guys think?

[@jakeoztan]

I don't think that's it, Penn and Teller can see his hand is in the box. Surely they would peek inside the lego casing to make sure that's *not* how it's being loaded in

[@alltaken0]

I think you are spot on! Here is a few pointers which support your theory a - the clay had a flap on the side, I think where the possible gap is between the lid of the box and the side pieces. This clay flap is easy to mold into place and close the clay with one hand after the card has been inserted while the clay was still open. b - long sleeves from jacket. It is very easy to have a retractable cable with 9 x 4 cards minus 1 total of 35 cards attached on a sledge and have these retract into the sleeve. Maybe when he is taking out the baseball bat for distraction or during the destruction of the legos. c - you can see the card being folded and dented when Teller takes it out, this is probabaly from being inserted. good theory @noneedtowhine

[@joshuawidener8407]

Not even close lol

[@eqqos]

This was my thought too! The one edge of the clay was the only thing that stood out to me at first, which is what eventually lead me to this theory. Seems like it wouldn't have been too hard to smooth that out more while hidden. If that was done, I don't think I would have a clue how this was done! Great trick regardless.

[@alexanderbean7737]

Hey man, take that trophy back from that guy, actual sorcerers aren’t allowed on the show

[@jasonwood3507]

The look on Penn's face when Jandro gives him the box to open is just... priceless. And then the rest is just P&T making eye contact and obviously communicating "Holy shit, it's already in the box! Did you catch it? How is it already in the box?!?" It's just amazing to watch. What a beautiful trick. P&T have seen so many variations of this trick, but they all include a last-second load. By the time they were ready to start watching for the trick, it was already over.

[@djjackata8756]

bit surprised they were folled. he ad a long long time to put teh card in, as he had teh hand inside the box for more than a minute after they named the card, so he had all the time to put the card in with nobody be able to see it inside the lego box. very simple.

[@sebakerckhof6895]

@@djjackata8756 yeah, getting the card in isn't hard (sliding it through a crack and then closing up the clay). But where did he get the card from? Maybe a hidden base with all the cards, so he needed all that time to select and cover the other cards?

[@WenzelStorch]

@@sebakerckhof6895 inside the lego box of course, nicely sorted so he could quickly get the one he needed. The only question is where he put the other 39 he didnt need afterwards. Probably one big lego piee with a hidden closure

[@paulbeighley6133]

@@sebakerckhof6895 it wasn't so much as to where he got the card from as to what he did to get rid of the ones he didn't need ....

[@paulbeighley6133]

@@WenzelStorch sleeves

[@cmac8722]

can we take a second to appreciate Jandro's humor? this performance was hilarious

[@VanceRefrigeration]

If you have an old person’s senile sense of humour, sure

[@slantdwave]

@@VanceRefrigeration I mean it was a bunch of dad jokes but okay

[@bobthebuilder3609]

​@@VanceRefrigerationstill funnier than "the office" could ever wish to be

[@colorlesscircle5743]

@@bobthebuilder3609 Oh god the office is the stupidest show out there. Thanks for pointing that out. I hate this forced, dumb, "embarrassment" humor. It's not a comedy show, it's a cringe show.

[@kadiummusic]

Annoying, not funny at all.

[@Raynsideways]

I love it. They're so completely stumped they don't even bother sitting down. I think you can even hear Teller break character and go "I have no idea..." right before Penn calls the trophy down.

[@WaterCursed]

Penn was done at the "you're gonna let me do this" part. He expected him to slip a card in while he was opening the clay / box, whatever. Teller was still turning wheels in his head. But he was also done once they've opened the box... The stillness in their bodies, the shock while looking at the 2 of diamonds... Priceless. Jandro, you're one of the greatest performers alive, and I hope to come to Spain or Vegas one day and watch your shows in person. Great stuff.

[@TVJandro]

Espero que lo disfrutéis! Suscríbete GRATIS a mi club de amigos en: www.jandro.tv

[@proles6465]

Jandro,eres un fenómeno.He visto muchos trucos tuyos en el hormiguero,pero en este te has salido💪.Los has dejado a todos anonadados😂😂,y eso q ellos son profesionales.Mi más sincera enhorabuena desde Orense.Un saludo.🤗

[@SandroUNDEAD]

When simple pulling string in the slieve fooled P and T. Come on. He has entire deck inside lego-box entire time, he pulled needed card, slide it under the lid of a wooden box, release deck so it pulled in his slieve, then seal the clay. And all with one hand. And he stall long enough with "this is looks like a baseball ball, but its my head" and etc to by needed seconds too pull tis off. Never the less - cool trick. It WOULD be impossible IF clay was hardenet inside an oven thou.

[@vbgsantander]

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[@rafaelveggi]

This is the most exciting by a long shot, I could feel here the presenters joy and amusement. This show is a reward for everyone.

[@Vyselink]

This is right up there with Mathieu Bich, Kostya Kimlat and Shawn Farquhar for reactions from Penn. Just amazing!

[@michaellavery4899]

If u know how Shawn Farquhar does sheerluck please tell me. It's driving me mad.

[@romanreichel4807]

He switched the pair of glasses. The ones he used to read the book make ink visible. These are not the one he has at the end of the trick.

[@michaellavery4899]

@@romanreichel4807. Thanks for trying, but the glasses are for misdirection. There are other videos on KZbin when he performs the trick without them. He promises no tech etc was used. He has contacted me personally to dismiss many of my suggestions (watch, and read the comments in his own KZbin upload of Penn and Teller) . He will reply to comments if they are reasonable. You will see he has dismissed many of my explanations. Good luck!

[@brownie3454]

don't forget richard turner!

[@squadvipes2083]

@@michaellavery4899 One hint is he opens similar pages irrespective of chosen page so maybe he has written specific stuff related to each page in some page range and then reads those smaller ones

[@juanmmm36]

It's so cute to see them that genuinely amused by a trick! I think they really felt like experiencing magic for the first time C:

[@MegaSunny006]

One of the Best trick ever in P&T FU.

[@artonline01]

FU too

[@maxvirtus2614]

@@artonline01 fu three

[@djackphakamile5887]

F U four

[@omartinhi5]

F U Five

[@tonty1993]

c c c combo breaker :)

[@techgeek3366]

Penn is seriously like "what the fu..."

[@thearyaputra]

Precisely! 😂

[@NextGeneration492Theinte-mp7ho]

He looked genuinely mystified & perturbed, even annoyed

[@MrUrmother22]

I'm a grown ass man laughing and crying because this made me unbelievably happy. Magic in its purest form. Brava👏👏👏

[@JB_inks]

Who needs a wide-screen when you can have a square

[@LatherFace]

Lol, right!

[@theone6805]

But here you can have a wide screen inside of a square

[@ryheemsingh6657]

Wtf bro 😂😂😂

[@YourselfAndEye]

😭😂😂

[@codycast]

Reminds me of all the instaDorks and TikTards that record vertically.

[@EktorJerry]

usally a good trick leaving you speechless...this one was so good that made Teller to speak 7:09 lol

[@livethedream4519]

He was like *"What"* ? 😂😂

[@euteo]

You know Teller actually speaks, right. And on the show he does it all the time... but only to Penn

[@funeducated7742]

Go see them in Vegas. He will speak directly to you after the show while he takes a selfie with you. Also, he does several interview where he speaks in great length about different subjects.... Great human

[@nihlify]

@@funeducated7742 it's was a joke guys ...

[@funeducated7742]

@@nihlify i gathered that, pal. Just a tidbit fyi. Have an awesome day!

[@ITS_MK65]

They picked the same card the second time he fooled them.

[@AnuragSharma-ey8qh]

I thought I was the only one to notice that...

[@benverhaegen9006]

@@AnuragSharma-ey8qh nope, at least three of us now :)

[@juampi280]

Juan Tamariz picked the first and Teller picked the second

[@Guy13rush_Threepwood]

Ya somos cuatro!

[@Sedeerah]

Maybe the trick is to find out how to make Pen and Teller pick the two of diamonds ^^

[@ruimaluffilho8616]

Best and funniest Magician I’ve seen on Penn & Teller

[@TVJandro]

Thanks Rui

[@sweatervestviking]

The joy of Jandro and humor, paying homage to his influence, and the pure fun Penn and Teller have…this is such a stellar act. I love it, Jandro you are the jam my man!

[@VMYeahVN]

That was astounding. You can tell by Penn and Teller's reaction and how fast they called the trophy down that Jandro is on an entirely different level. Wow.

[@daanterra2583]

Great trick, well done. Advise on the video upload: please don't include the horizontal background bars. They are forcing viewers to watch the video in a much smaller size than it can be.

[@DeclanOpp]

It's surely to elongate the time before it's taken down for copyright, by fooling the image recognition AI. It's only a matter of hours really until it's taken down manually.

[@johnfoo1959]

Is that why? D@mn. I was searching for a longer version. Guess I'll have to make do this small screen then.

[@Musiken]

Considering how many past magicians have uploaded their episodes in full resolution on their channels, I assume it is allowed by their contract.

[@hysterheister0947]

@@Musiken I'm sure it is.

[@khalidmkhan]

100% Agreed

[@DanteYewToob]

I love how he tries not to laugh at Teller and his beautiful mathematically *perfect* diamond drawing and cheesy smile! Hahaha That was hilarious

[@riccardomarcatti6352]

This is simply beautiful. It's way too fun, and when Penn goes "you'll let me do this?!" Like "seriously there's no sleight of hands?!" And they go "what? Do you know? What?" After the 2 of diamonds is revealed. Surely, as Penn himself said "this looks like an impossible trick".

[@TheTogmo]

I have been watching a lot of these and I haven't seen Penn and Teller so lost for words. They pretty much said this is an impossible trick, give him the trophy!

[@xxACIDVIRUSxx]

“The pipi alarm” 😂😂😂😂😂

[@danfischer8166]

I think some of the suggestions of slipping a card into a slit in the box are correct. That said it may be counting cords to correct card to load, but it may also have been (and I consider this unlikely) a small printer in the base of the table. Here is my thinking: Key: Nothing in a trick is by accident. 1) Given his reaction to Penn bashing the table I think he's protecting something: I think the extra cards are in the table or just covered by some of the lego base. 2) You'll note that the card isn't folded. To me that's a key tell and would have been eliminated if they could have. 3) The box does not seem to be carefully examined. It seems likely the card could have been inserted at the base of any of the four sides. At the same time that box did get into Tellers hands for a few seconds and we do seem him glance at it quickly, so maybe not. But if they'd have taken any time at all... 4) A small slit in the clay via a razor blade or putty knife would have given an easy load slot from any side, and such a small slit would have been easy to blend in. 5) Look at 6:08. The poorly folded clay over the side is quite obvious, and I think that's the side of the box we don't much see. 6 He wanted to fill time for some reason with the whole "color the tablet" thing. This could be counting time. It was certainly loading the card time. You'll notice he asked for the suit first, which allowed him to cut quickly to the correct set of 4 suits ( I assume the cards are segmented somehow). Finally, I note the card had to be only 1-10. Why? I consider it most likely he was avoiding the complexity of the face cards. Is there a very small color printer in that table?" I don't see space for his under the table, but I don't know of another reason to have avoided face cards.

[@visceratrocar]

He keeps his one hand down the entire time, and again the clay was clean all around except that one side. It wasn't visible to Penn, but I'm pretty sure Teller knew there was a load. He's a fooler because they got it for the most part but they didn't immediately know the method he used to find the card they picked or where the cards were hidden.

[@emp5352]

5:42 - Green lid closes to hide the compartment for the ditch

[@swtpeteswtpete1515]

I think you nailed 90% of the ways and means and tricks and shortcuts that this could have been done by - That being said - boggles me every fooling!.. why is it that penn and teller didn't even take time to sit and throw around these ideas that you and I are espousing? If laymen like us are able to posit things like this, why can't penn and teller As a last ditch effort maybe put them forth??! Fake show.

[@zerxilk8169]

size or simplicity. but if the other guy picked a random card... he ruined part of the trick.

[@Batmanonya6]

#4 small slit in clay, he’s amazing at slight of hand, hence all that distraction. While pen smashed the box he grabbed the box sliding the card into the slit in the clay then rubbing his thumb over it to cover the opening. Then the rest is just theatrics. My guess…

[@CheyHarden]

Not only was that an amazing trick, but Jandro's entertainment value was also spectacular!

[@lionelteo4159]

Excellent Trick! For those who wondered. The alarm doesnt set off until the box is more than halfway open, so the clay is necessary to hold the box in a half-open state for him to slot the card in. The conversation with Penn and having Teller to draw is to buy the time for the setup for him to select the correct cards. The shape is select first because its easier to eliminate the cards by the shape, that would be left to 10 cards to work with. After Penn selected the card, he will have to buy time from Penn and Teller for him to slot in the correct card. Once the card had been slot into the box, he closes the clay which in turns closes the box and the lock.

[@taken852]

so many plotholes on this explanation

[@lionelteo4159]

​@@taken852👎👎👎

[@simple-human-being]

@@lionelteo4159 I agree this is obviously the right answer. The sheer fact he had his hand inside a literal box indicates he was doing something in it. Would have been a different story if he never touched the lego box. It’s easy to find an alarm that’s either only light sensitive or doesn’t get triggered before a certain angle. It’s also easy to create a slit somewhere to shove unused cards. The alarm and lock are just red herrings to make it appear more authentic.

[@turco627]

Wow this is one of the best tricks and presentations I've ever seen! Congratulations!

[@BlokeOzzie]

You know it's good when Teller slips up at the ends and says, "Wut?"

[@B-RaDD]

What's the time stamp?

[@leucan1258]

7:10

[@PickyMcCritical]

He was trying to hear what Penn was saying.

[@gazifahmidofficial]

This is one of the greatest tricks ever. Now idk if i am right or wrong, but i thought of something that might explain the trick.. You see, his hand was in the box the whole time, so he might've had the whole deck inside the box, as an order, so as he was dealing with penn and teller, he asked teller the suit names individually, buying him enough time to go through the suites, after that, he asked penn for a number, which penn said and he asked them to draw, buying him enough time to go through with the numbers and choose the correct card using his calculation, and put the other cards right into his sleeves after that he sealed the clay and all, while keeping them busy in talking.. He wasn't 100% sure that it has gone right and that explains his joy at the end! However, you need years of training to pull off something like this, something this fast!! This dude is great!

[@hectic105]

I thought of that too, and I think it’s probably something like that (as his hand was in there a very long time, and perhaps his personality is so distracting that it didn’t register to them or even if it did, they didn’t know exactly how), but he did it SO damn well that it’s impossible to say for sure. He definitely has their number. Hell, could be way off base with this too, who knows.

[@krumplethemal8831]

You are definately on the right track. Its less than 52 since he asks Penn to chose from 1 to 10 x 4 suits = 40 not 52.

[@DevinDTV]

yeah you got it or close enough. he navigated to the correct card, slid it into the box probably from the bottom via a sliding panel, and then sealed the clay

[@rudeboyjohn3483]

I've spent months watching all of these vids, and I have never seen them THIS completely baffled lol

[@buyaport]

Great show and genious! This is of course not a card trick but a mentalist trick. This guy actually buys himself with his story over a minute time to do on the middle of the stage with his left hand, what he wants -- without any one getting suspicious! Simply genious!!! Fully deserved the prize.

[@craigwinter2341]

I have a theory. First of all, the fact that he had his left hand hidden the entire time gave me a hint. In the house of LEGOs, he had an entire deck of cards where he knew the order. The box had clay around it, so there may have been a slit in the clay and the box. After getting the correct card, he put it through the slits and kneaded the clay when he was done to remove the slit!

[@vickyburton2434]

Except Teller was watching his hand like a hawk?..

[@eiyp3]

​@@vickyburton2434his hand was inside the Lego box

[@imamfurnishers8348]

Not forget key point that marker is red that's half of the deck.....

[@mushroom585]

​@@eiyp3Yep, you can see when he's wheeling the box out at the very beginning that his hand is fully inside the box, where it remains until smash time.

[@TheMovieCave]

This seems like the most likely approach, still having him palm and ditch the deck THAT close is impressive. I can't tell where it would end up at the end of it all.

[@JediPhoenix1976]

The look on their faces when Teller turns the card over is pure, unadulterated "How the F*CK did he do that?!"

[@Stormchazer246]

I love this. Magic at its purest and rawest. No big fancy props, no long monologues about the magician’s life history; just picking a card, and somehow, it’s there. Amazing.

[@elhior23]

But there are big props. This whole trick was props?

[@TippiGordon]

I don't know how many of these Fool Us clips I've watched, but this one might be my favorite. Wildly entertaining performance, and just a fabulous payoff. Penn & Teller are both thoroughly enthralled, and they know they're stumped immediately. Just perfection.

[@Jonny_R]

7:22 you know you've stumped them when you get Teller to speak. =D

[@everhirstseyt2667]

So funny how they half-assly hug him back because they are so confused and trying to discuss. But they are still polite.

[@jessetellez3924]

When Penn said "You want me to do it?!" I knew. And the look on Teller's face before the trick was even over. Lol.

[@randyporter3491]

Well done ! I love the SIMPLICITY ! No extra moves, no tossing balls all over the theatre etc. just two choices, open the box, there’s the card. Nice ! 🎭

[@jasond8477]

How are those choices? lol

[@peterjoyayangod4349]

@@jasond8477 two choices, to choose what number and what symbol of card

[@VahurAasakyla]

He still had one hand in the box all the time

[@gabrielsatter]

You guys gotta realize he had an almost an entire deck of cards in his hand. Once knowing the card they chose, he had to, using only touch with very little space pluck out the 2D, insert it into the box, reseal the clay, and then find a way to make all the rest of the cards disappear... All while yapping, and bantering along with them. There's a reason P smashed the Legos so hard. He wanted to see if there were any loose cards to come out of the Lego pile. The reason they just gave it to him is that they couldn't figure out how he got rid of 39 cards without any obvious signs. If there is a major aspect to the trick they can't figure out, they give the award.

[@michaelkupfer3723]

The most amazing thing is searching for the card, hiding it and vanishing it in the box...with one hand only....while talking all the time...In a foreign language. Great skills!

[@everstray7482]

Penn and teller just gave up, "bring down the trophy", just like ok you win. They didn't even try to understand it, it was that incredible. Never seen then fold this easily. Great job!

[@felicitascervantes2974]

You know it's good when both judges get up close to the trick

[@finngallagher2369]

The reason they were fooled is because the trick happened inside a Lego box that nobody could see inside.

[@enfortro]

I still love Teller’s face. He doesn’t talk, but he is absolutely speechless here. 😂😂😂😂😂

[@MikeGervasi]

I've had him speak to me in person. He was tired and grumpy that day.

[@freemagicfun]

One of my favorite parts of this show is watching Teller's reactions. You can tell when he is enjoying it, and you can tell when they blow his mind. At 7:09 he mouths "what?"... and that was wonderful. 😎 Teller does great magic lectures, by the way.

[@spinnlo1985]

I have never seen Penn react like that. "You let me do that?" "There can't be the 2 of diamonds in here." He almost lost his composure and I waited for him to say "but now you cannot do your sleight of hand."

[@amusik7]

This is one of the most phenomenal tricks on Fool Us and I love how it just stumped Penn & Teller. My guess: There is an index of cards (4 x 10 = 40 cards) hidden inside the big lego blocks which you can locate by feel. The clay box is open from one side and there is enough give in the wooden box allowing you to slide the card in somehow (it might get stuck but you have to figure out a way to push it in). Then you need to chat long enough to smooth out the crease in the clay box to hide the opening.

[@Klautsche]

Thats actually a really good guess! At 6:53 you can tell the card is still stuck under the bottom sidewall a bit which confirms your theory! I just can't find the index stack locations

[@r0binho386]

What happened to the other 39 cards?

[@amusik7]

​@@r0binho386 like I suggested, they are hidden inside the lego blocks. Because legos are easy to stack you can have 4x10 legos to cover all 40 cards. Perhaps behind a little secret hatch in each block so that you can pull the right card by feeling, but when you break the structure like that with the baseball bat all the pieces fly around the stage and you won't notice what could have been inside them.

[@r0binho386]

@@amusik7 of course! The baseball bat just smashes them up with the rest of the structure. Nice trick.

[@angeltheix]

¡Grande Jandro! Gracias por llevar el nombre de nuestro país al resto del mundo y al gran Tamariz. Bravo 👏🏻

[@JeffToussaint]

Simplemente genial, se quedaron pasmados!! Enhorabuena Jandro, eres un crack!!!!

[@VagabondMorrison]

Wow, they didn't even need to discuss it! You completely stumped them! Well done, Jandro!!!!

[@marksherrick]

You could hear him at the end say to Teller "Do you have any idea?" and he shakes his head no. Amazing.

[@patricioansaldi8021]

Nah they lying it was an easy trick

[@tonnyesp]

¡Enhorabuena Jandro! ¡Fantástico juego! Me ha encantado la reacción de Penn, pero me fascina aún más el “what?” que se le lee en los labios a Teller.

[@trippyfizzy9911]

Never in my life seen a magic trick so good like thiss imma need to spend the next 15 hours googling this trick or i cant sleep

[@TVJandro]

Thanks!

[@deweycouto6922]

Great work , wow

[@EinsamPibroch278]

Technically, he got help from el Señor Tamariz. Truly a Work of bona fide Magic.

[@14Mentalist]

That was brilliant so much comic and so lovely to see.

[@jasminem9461]

I love the way he and Penn bounce off each other. This bloke has awesome stage prescence and is probably the funniest I've seen on the show. I could be totally off as I'm usually pretty bad at guessing ... the "peep peep" alarm only goes off when you open it from the top. If the bottom of the box can be pulled out somehow, or a slit on the box to slip it through it wouldn't set off the alarm. With forty in a deck up his sleeve, he could be counting cards as he is rattling off the first two suits as suggestions, when Teller picks the suit, he'd only count the ten remaining cards from the ten cards in Teller's chosen suit, depending on their position in the deck and count to the number Penn selects to place in the box. Other commenters have pointed out the looseness of the clay. Really, really enjoyed this trick!

[@ryanLikesRainyDays]

I think you mean the pp alarm.

[@HansFelsh]

An absolutely astonishing magic trick. Well done! 👏

[@yakabothatesthis]

I keep coming back to watch this clip/trick. Brilliant act.

[@chrissibersky4617]

It's a setup. They pick the same card every time.

[@medigoomnis]

I love how it's widescreen put into a vertical orientation then put into widescreen (at least on a PC). Anyway, dang amazing man here.

[@TVJandro]

Sorry. The other videos are horizontal... better at magic than at technology

[@M4r1OH]

No me canso de este video, siempre disfruto el momento donde Penn y Teller se quedan estupefactos desde que reciben la caja.

[@paquip23]

Grande Jandro, que bonito que te conozcan fuera de tu país por algo tan maravilloso como la magia. ❤️❤️❤️

[@milantiquestudios7460]

This is very cool. The only way I could think of this being done is if he could one handed play with the cards to find the right one and slip it in the box since clay is very easy to cover his tracks and the box looks like it could have a bit of space before the alarm goes off. And he talked a lot so he had plenty of time. And I guess he put the rest of the cards in his jacket sleeve or something? Idk. But I am super curious.

[@emzedess]

Yeah this is what I think too. If the deck is in order it would be really easy to find the card. And the smashing up of the lego is a huge distraction so that might also help disguise any final moves. Great trick though.

[@tobiasbentedelmann2079]

Jandro is just one of the best out there..amazing! Greetings from germany

[@Twistedwolf-ru2qk]

The guy had his hand on the box the whole time . He also had his hand movements obscured by the legos. After he learned what card pen and teller picked it would be easy to place the card into the box through a slit in the wood then seal up the clay. If he wasn't manipulating the card in the box he wouldn't have needed his hand in there.

[@umer3964]

oh wow you figured it out and everyone was thinking that this was black magic straight out of satan's ass. Dude ofcourse he did it this way but how that is the question...

[@MattDiver]

That's absolutely astonishing. As a layman I can't even pretend to have a guess. And watching P&T it seems like they felt more or less the same. Thanks for something truly enjoyable and unbelievable!

[@mr.popoiscool]

I think he had a retractable deck in his sleeve... his entire hand was inside the Lego box the whole time... the clay can be smooshed together, the lock can be left alone as a card can be slided into the slit without opening the box. The comedy in between was to buy time so he can find the card, and slide it in..He sure is good with counting his cards fast and sliding it in and covering the clay with one hand. Neat trick and a funny dude.

[@flyingmobias]

Yeah. Also they could know which card was selected by looking at the other cards. But that was fake I guess

[@darklordojeda]

There was a lot of extra space in that lego box so it's not that far fetched to assume he could have been doing that. Had the lego box been the same size of his hand then I would say impossible but with that extra space, it's the most likely explanation.

[@nuclearcrayons3511]

The ending where he was jumping around the stage and hugging penn makes me believe it couldn't have been in his sleeve otherwise penn would have felt it or noticed something in his sleeve

[@SgtJoeSmith]

penn looked at teller and teller mouthed "i have no phucking idea" or similar and penn was fooled at the remove the clay part. wow never seen them so blown away or confused. even penn was speechless and at a loss for words

[@robertchurchill3979]

Jandro, your hand is in the box the entire time, so there is only one way to do this trick, wink wink. The trick is how you can do more than one thing at once. Talk and "do magic" simultaneously. Amazing work Jandro!

[@kevinsnazz]

I watched Jandro's second performance last night (again) and realized Teller picks the two of diamonds again

[@chrissibersky4617]

I watched it just now and he still picks that card.

[@ruggie.74]

That's because his appearance and the trick are simply there to promote his show in Vegas. This was all BS. a 4 year old could figure out this trick.

[@viz8746]

3:34 to 4:12 for the Suit - then 4:12 to 5:30 for the Number. The rest of the deck can go up the sleeve or under a false table. The clay can be preformed and quickly set. There is another thin slot in the box to slide in the card bypassing the lock and alarm.

[@Horzinicla]

You should not reveal someone else's magic trick I believe

[@seanhart9706]

100% what I was thinking

[@AndyLevy1]

i think its ok to have a guess. noone will really ever know the way he did it. But nice to see some people try. No-one is revealing anything

[@rurigokou7624]

yeah I'm sure the 2 magicians who spent their entire life doing magic were fooled by some guy putting cards up his sleeve/a hidden compartment the hardest part of the trick is hiding the deck, it's not up his fucking sleeve lmao

[@kingbien3740]

What a great trick! This is one of the best in this show!

[@andallya]

"This can't be the two of diamonds in here" - I love that comment so much

[@patkeough09]

I figured it out. Beautiful trick. Step 1 - place cards a-10 in suited order Step 2 - hold 40 cards in your hand in the box Step 3 - locate card (2 of diamonds is either the second card, 12th, 22nd, or 32nd depending on order). Step 4 - with hand, place remaining 39 cards in a premade Lego block (so when penn smashes it, there's not 39 cards randomly there). Seal the Lego dome. Step 5 - place card in secret slot of the alarmed box (clay has an opening immediately by his hand Step 6 - smooth over the clay to cover the exposed box side. Step 7 - reveal.

[@AustinL90]

7:07 Teller was so shocked he actually say a word out loud..

[@Dwk001]

If you look closely at 4:27, you can see he pauses time, unravels it all puts the correct card in the box, covers it back in clay, and rebuilds the Lego box.

[@Globalstory_idn]

Yeah i Saw it, tricky right?

[@fayez6880]

What does pause time mean

[@nickdumas2495]

Indeed. It is obvious once you see that the lego falls apart when hit by the bat; because OF COURSE the fresh super glue didn't have TIME to set after he reassembled the box.

[@maimy1]

@@fayez6880 To stop time for passing or moving forward. Commenter was being silly. 😁

[@Hunter1902]

6:05 - This is the moment Penn decided he won. If Jandro had touched that box at all, they may have had a guess, but the fact that he let them unwrap it, unlock it, AND take the card out without him touching it at all, blew their minds and sealed that win. Magnificent!

[@BazilRat]

Definitely, Penn was thinking 'I hope Teller's got something because I'm stumped'

[@cftvdata]

Jandro's Penn and Teller appearances are still my favourites in the history of the show. His charisma and the wonder his tricks invoke in me are both completely unparalelled.

[@Clownmeati8]

I dont know exactly how he did it but that was a long time with his hand hidden in the box after the selection was made. Plenty of time to index a card put it in the box put battery in the alarm and mash a flap in the clay to seal... Sometimes i wonder if every fooler really fooled them.. Just sayin..

[@MrJacobThrall]

I was thinking similar. The "pure" version of the trick would be the box being sealed and then opened when the choice is made - no "box and a hand sealed into another box" add on. Essentially impossible, yes, but that's the idea he's selling. There's no reason within the story of the trick for his hand and the box to be together, hidden, for all that time. That really surprised me: they didn't say anything at all about that, which is a bit weird. I'd have thought they might at least *suggest* that while the magician's hand and the secret thing were concealed from view together, some sort of insertion shenanigans could have been tried. I obviously don't know the specifics, or even if that is actually anything to do with it...but it's strange that such an idea wasn't even mentioned before the trophy was presented.

[@tlrider2745]

Surprised people are so stumped by this?!? Actually kinda surprised Penn and Teller were stumped by this. His hand is inside the lego box the entire time. There's a seam in the side of the clay. And the pee pee alarm, is not centered, but off to one side. Once they chose the card, he simply counted it out from the deck he was hiding in the lego box in his hand, slipped it into the box, between the lid and the wall, which is why the pee pee alarm is offset.. to make sure the card can be pushed most of the way in without hitting it and getting stuck. Then he closed the seam on the clay, but poorly, as it's still very visible. Then just got rid of the cards he had in his hand, likely via some hidden compartment in the table.

[@simple-human-being]

I feel the same way tbh! Like the inside was hidden the entire time! Doesn’t discount the idea or the performance but this one seems pretty easy to do tbh