Magician REACTS to TELLER TRICKING PENN (?!?) on Penn and Teller FOOL US 2021

[@JasonParkerMagic]

1) How did you enjoy Teller's performance? I really quite enjoyed watching this one.. a talented performance of misdirection by Teller.. and I wonder if he really did get this effect from a Tommy Wonder book, and already shared it with Penn a year ago? 😆 2) Also, here is the FIRST video from 2020, where Penn tries to fool Teller: kzbin.info/www/bejne/fYGyfGRjra-lh9U 3) Do you want to LEARN MAGIC from yours truly? And see Behind-the-scenes life updates?? Welcome aboard! :) ➠ www.patreon.com/JasonParker --- Social media --- INSTAGRAM: instagram.com/JasonParkerMagic TWITTER: twitter.com/JasonParkerNow

[@codemonkey2k5]

This was awesome. I had to go back and look again, that last move was superb. And can we take a moment to recognize Teller's miming skills. Mad Skills.

[@magicjim1]

This IS in one of Tommy Wonder's book, and on one of hus DVD's. Amazingly, I was watching it about one week before this episode aired.

[@marjanmilenovic7609]

Please react to Ryan Hayashi on fool us

[@BruceHurley]

I would check to see if Macaulay Culkin had visited your area recently. He's known for icing down steps!

[@BruceHurley]

That moment of gratitude and relief after you fell is something most people miss, but you, my friend, have the wisdom of the whale and the humility of the sprat.

[@retrofritter7439]

That was like the magician equivalent of a married couple renewing their wedding vows

[@piqqeh]

Penn and teller dont even like each other lmao

[@nicolesong6199]

Yeah it's like, they've had years of bro-y partnership and now.................. maybe old age has mellowed them

[@jamesmayle4712]

For those interested in Truth: I'm sure you've wondered if Heaven/Hell are real. This world seems so curropt sometimes, it's as if justice is a lie, and the bad are more often rewarded. I know it can be hard to accept that God is real, especially when it seems like all evidence points in the opposite direction. You'll never find physical evidence, no scientist is going to prove God, our universe isn't set up that way. However, there actually is a way to find him for yourself. God has given me four simple steps, via divine revelation, he's told me anyone who does them genuinely is gureenteed a revelation of their own. As it turns out these steps are scattered throughout the Bible, but for so many it's only a paper weight, so they never find them, and never get their personal revelation. These steps are the mustard seed of Faith God wants to see from us. The bare minimum amount of effort he's willing to accept before he reveals himself. God steamlined these steps for me to spread, because we're at the end. Nigh was decades ago. These steps are the absolute lowest he's willing to accept, and also the order is very important. They are, forgive your parents, brake down before Jesus, ask for forgiveness, and read the Bible. Three books of the bible will be enough to get the revelation at step four. I recommend Genesis, Mathew, and then either Luke, Psalms, or proverbs. To be forgiven we must forgive. It's all over the Bible, both new, and old. Jesus teaches this lesson himself via parable in Mathew, but if you're not willing to search for that lesson, just read Mathew 6 14-15. We're supposed to forgive everyone, but because God knows that's hard, he makes the bare minimum forgiving your parents, because they've fed, clothed, housed, raised, loved you to some degree, and should be the easiest to forgive. Forgiveness is a huge step, and it trips up most people. Churches barley even bother to teach it's importance. Even though the Bible makes it extremely clear you cannot be saved until you do. Everyone has issues with their parents, it is for this reason, so you have someone easy to forgive. It can be harder if you have horrible parents, but just try, God will notice your efforts. This step coming first is extremely important, it basically primes your soul, gets God's attention. The order is like baking a cake. If you bake unmixed eggs, and flour, no cake. Since you can't be forgiven until you forgive, most people mess this up. Thinking falsely that asking for forgiveness is enough. It is not. The next biggest trip up is one of the worst in my opinion, actually reading the Bible for yourself. It is a necessity. God uses the time you spend reading to show you who he is, and give you important signs. Church is not enough. It's really only for community, and helping each other anyway. The denomination does not matter at all, as long as you're following what's written yourself. Although Catholics have a unique problem, in the fact that the church promotes the worship/prayer to saints. This is idolatry. The only way to the Father is though Jesus Christ. Saint Paul may have been a good person, but praying to him will lead you to Hell. I can state with absolute certainty that these steps work every time, when done with a genuine heart. It's not hard, just mean the steps when you do them. Testing God only makes him hide himself. Please, take your salvation seriously. Once you've done these four steps, God reveals himself. It won't be anything you can miss, nor misinterpretae, not signs, not feelings, but an actual one on one conversation with God. He gives you so many secrets then. Along with all the proof you'll ever need. Faith is the path to God, but once you've found him his existence should be knowledge. Faith is still extremely important, but more so in trusting his plan. Please, do these steps for yourself. Each must walk his own journey. Nobody else can get you into Heaven. I'm so serious. It's all real. See for yourself.

[@nicolesong6199]

@@jamesmayle4712 I literally... would never have read this myself? Like the KZbin comment section is the least attractive way to read an essay -- nah you come here for petty little anecdotes and helpful tidbits. But actually I read Matthew 6 like days ago and now I finally understand a little bit of what you're talking about. But it was because I had help from my university's church group, who I'm willing to be guided by. I suggest you use this effort better, and actually spread God's love, wisdom, and knowledge in person.

[@sebas793]

@@jamesmayle4712 shame on you.

[@astralhorizons]

next episode Alyson will try to fool them, turns out it was Jonathan Ross all along

[@FusionDeveloper]

That would be fun. Imagine it being done with really expensive realistic special effects, where she rips off the mask of herself to show him under it.

[@andrewdickens7016]

WOSSY

[@Dunga]

You mean, Jonathan Woss.

[@Tafsman]

OMG! That is hilarious!!!!

[@TheRealRehman]

It was me Dio all along!

[@spencers4092]

7:51 I love how teller hands the trophy to himself because he's always the one handing the trophy to the magicians

[@steve_1313]

This was beautiful. Not the magic, but the interaction between two best friends who have nothing but love and respect for each other

[@GenericaQwerty]

Ohhh, I actually cried. The warmth coming from Teller was just so sweet, and Penn seemed genuinely touched as well. This was a love letter from Teller and it was beautiful.

[@steve_1313]

Agreed.

[@Blondie42]

I feel that no matter what Teller was going to fool Penn, he is the brains after all. Penn has said it over and over. It was a touching performance, for a moment I thought Teller would tear up. Two best of friends performing for one another. 👍

[@gillnosowitz2795]

Teller was really smart about this because it was just 1 swift move. done when penn was very busy moving objects, reading and trying to catch another misdirection.

[@noahhyde4409]

Penn is obviously somewhat joking about teller being all the brains. Penn is just humble. They're also not really friends... Business partners through and through.

[@Cadolots]

@@noahhyde4409 you’re right. They’re not really friend that much. They’re kinda friend but beside magic, they don’t get along that well. Penn had said in interview that they both respected each other and know they need each other to make this work lol

[@vksasdgaming9472]

@@Cadolots That is kind of extreme showing of professionalism. They work together very well and have complete respect and trust on each other's ability and also know how to keep their distance.

[@ShaneAgainsttheMachine]

This has instantly become one of my favourite P&T bits. Teller is basically acknowledging there years together and letting Penn know he loves him. Awesome 👏

[@AndrewKinakin]

The most impressive thing about Penn & Teller is they are the epitome of entertainers. Obviously magicians but funny and they know how to REALLY entertain. Love watching them! Thanks for the video!

[@fuzzydrawrings269]

At 4:04 he only pretended to pick up one of the needles. He already had a prepared needle with a bundle of thread looped through the eye in his left hand. He had this prepared needle hidden in his right hand for the first part of the trick, then put it in his left hand when he put the empty film canister in his pocket (along with the bundle of thread he made at the beginning of the trick).

[@Fogmeister]

Yeah, I saw the fake pick up. But I can’t work out where the stashed needle comes from. There are several shots of Teller’s hands with open fingers. It would be hard to hide the stashed needle.

[@fuzzydrawrings269]

@@Fogmeister It was kept in his right hand for the entire beginning of the trick. He never opens his right hand until after he transferred it to his left hand at 3:57

[@boahneelassmal]

@@fuzzydrawrings269 check 3:29 and then advance frame by frame :)

[@ChrysBrown78]

@@fuzzydrawrings269 It was inside the spool of wire. it can be seen in his hand in a couple of frames. The real question is how he got rid of the extra wire Pen cut

[@fuzzydrawrings269]

@@ChrysBrown78 He got rid of the thread cut by Penn by placing it in his right pocket along with the film canister. Alternatively, he might have discarded it in his left pocket when he put the spool of thread away.

[@djcbanks]

Very nice. Teller really made it look like he picked a needle up from Penn’s hand... he did but dropped them all but kept his hand in a position where it appeared as if he still had a needle. A swap was made earlier to a needle already threaded and he kept the needle concealed very well until he pretended to pick up a needle and put it in the thread. He just dropped the already needle that is attached down and viola. Looks magical as hell!!! So lovely!

[@Ashes2Ashes]

wow that actually made me misty eyed. What a wonderful trick and amazing gesture. Absolutely love these guys and thank you for the wonderful reaction!

[@HSMak]

We need a Penn VS Teller spin off show now where they’re just always trying to fool each other

[@justinhamilton8647]

This is actually so touching wtf

[@creatip123]

Teller's poker face during the introduction was more amazing than his trick....

[@lanastus123]

been a fan for a long time and i cant get enough of your videos, keep up the great work. much love from Australia!

[@etienneschramm83]

Nice code talk! The performance by Teller was really beautiful, I really liked this trick. I am a sucker for such "old-fashioned" tricks, for close-up on such a small scale, and even though it is so small, and (probably) uses very well known principles, it plays really big. Loved it! I think even the glass dome was a misdirection (or at least a red herring for Penn).

[@darkartiste78]

The one thing I haven’t been able to duplicate, after experimenting with this after a few careful replays, is either I am being fooled by one of the misdirections and over thinking that one off beat hand move to get the scissors to tap ;) When in reality it never was necessary at an earlier point when we pick up a needle. Also, DAMN his sleight is so so so smooth.

[@nitedk]

@@darkartiste78 you're overthinking the scissors 😉 everything is already done at that point.

[@darkartiste78]

Yeah I’ve been able to pull it off more or less empty handed ;) so realized I didn’t need to drop the ball as one might later.

[@tilad1420]

I think the glass dome is there so that Penn can't easily inspect the needle closer. The reason is that Teller has to take it out of his pocket and switch it out by sleight of hand and I imagine that's harder with a pointy needle.

[@nitedk]

@@tilad1420 I think the dome is there (or more specifically: the bottom) is there to keep the preloaded needle from falling out of the spool of thread. Also, Penn can just take off the dome if he wants a closer look, but it won't make any difference cause it's just a real needle treaded over and over again.

[@SecondKira17]

God this was wholesome. Love this

[@Okuri_Inu_Comic]

That chair scoot from the intro into reaction actually made me laugh way harder than I think it should have.

[@seanhynesdirector]

Tellers magic has always been so elegant and theatrical.

[@MrAndyStenz]

It’s a touching performance and I love the focus on their partnership and shared success. It fooled me at first, too. And I’m only missing one ditch (although I have ideas but not 100% sure). But what still fools me is how anyone, regardless of the trick, can thread a needle that many times 😂

[@ManuelGenoves95]

That's a trick per se! I'll only say the method is described in some book from 1950

[@OptimusMo]

The cardistry during the intro is a great addition. Keep up the good work

[@yvettem1106]

Great video Jason! 😊👌 Teller was so sweet in this trick,looks so simple but beauty is in simplicity 😊

[@DJNateSheer]

Glad you’re ok Jason! You’re a good guy and I always enjoy your videos. You always stick perfectly in that grey area when describing a trick. You always have good insight on the fables. Thank you for what you do! BTW I always love hearing your intro and outro music!

[@JasonParkerMagic]

Thanks very much :) 👍

[@GenericaQwerty]

If Teller lets you see something, it's on purpose. You see the preloaded needle in his hand at the *exact* moment Penn reads "nice misdirection" off the Teller-Prompter. 😄 I think Teller was letting everyone in the audience have a chance to know what was up.

[@jeffhoward9186]

What an awesome team they make together.

[@kathrynnpetersen8876]

I agree

[@SerendipityChild]

When a Teleprompter is a Teller-prompter

[@benitokamelas7758]

I just realized... One day one of those two its going to pass away and let the other one heart broken...

[@jyesucevitz]

I actually choked up at penn's "team" comment.

[@mart.moradi]

That was so wholesome and cute. I'd sell my soul just to be able to hug teller so hard.

[@heatshield]

Jason I think the real trick here is that you got me to watch this video twice, because I had to go watch the original P vs T then come back here to comment that I noticed you had to Google something in both of them. Well played.

[@bnigh5495]

I knew before watching this that Teller was going to use "slight of hand" and "misdirection". He is the Master of that, and it looks very good everytime.

[@Kelari313]

That was truly a declaration of love ❤❤❤ Really cute 😍

[@reesthomson4340]

Nice tricks in the intro bro I must have watched at least 50 of your reaction videos now 😁

[@anum_akhan]

I was always look forward to the effects with "about magic" will be. It instantaneously brings a smile on my face 😁

[@hikaru555]

6:20 Even Alyson teared up at how wholesome that moment was T___T

[@mr.mischiefiknowyourpasswo8224]

Aww, that was adorable of Teller.

[@CyberBeep_kenshi]

Not sure it's 'magic', it feels more like art to me. Lovely gesture 🌺

[@ladyslovelucas82]

This just made me love teller more

[@Nico12420]

This is so cute! How Teller wrote the last scripted line of Penn in the teleprompter! And they fooled each other!!!

[@r.b.8888]

Seriously, glad you are all right after that fall. Even thought it was a year and 1/2 back in time. Stay well.

[@CookinginRussia]

Simple sleight of hand switch with the prepared thread and needle. Facilitated by Penn having to take his eyes off of Teller to read the teleprompter.

[@Emma-td8bb]

Doing card tricks during the intro was pretty cool! I liked it!

[@George_vv]

The simplicity is so elegant with this trick I wanna recreate it now.

[@michaelrue1400]

I couldn't even tell what Teller did let alone how he did it. I think Penn would be proud of your 'code talk.'

[@aminzahedim.7548]

To me the most wonderful thing about them is that their profession is literally to deceive and yet they remain so friendly and honest with each other and beautifully moral when it comes to everybody else. It’s almost the exact reverse case with many people who claim to have a healthy relationship.

[@procommunistdestruction2318]

I will say this I am one of those people that had a chance even with family to learn how to do a lot of magic and I chose not to learn anything about it because I enjoy watching it with no clue... and one thing I enjoy about this channel is he never just gives people secrets away and I don't really care to know just to enjoy so I think you have found the perfect line for people who want to do puzzles and people who want to enjoy without having all the tricks ruined for them.

[@wildcat69usatexas]

Had to give your video a thumbs up. The content was good and I like the fact you didn't reveal how it was done. I rather let it amaze me thanks for that :)

[@JasonParkerMagic]

Glad you enjoyed it!

[@kevinhadad1110]

Thank you for these reactions, they really make my day better.

[@MrNickyMoss05]

I like how Parker said don’t comment below it’s too early for that even though by that time in the video the sleight of hand has already been done.

[@gillnosowitz2795]

i was so happy to catch him pulling the needle from where it shouldnt be

[@bigd8055]

Hey brother, just came across your channel again and subscribed used to watch you alot back in the day but KZbin stopped recommending you and I forgot your name (Sorry) but I'm glad to see your still making content and looking forward to seeing what I missed

[@robertdora7026]

What an amazing pair they are! Long live Penn and Teller!!

[@bonegi1215]

3:58 - 4:00 As Teller transfers the thread from right hand to left, you can actually see the needle reflect some light in a split second. There you would know that the thread was already prepared with the needle. What we did not see though is where or when did he swapped it from the original thread that he roll. But whatever. Seeing these 2 master magicians performing for each other is already a heartwarming feature.

[@svensorensen7693]

Penn&Teller fool each other would work as a web series. I like the idea of magic in the intro, but less of it would be better. Teller absolutely fooled me! (although watching it again, I also saw it.) He really is one of the best, it's great to watch him work.

[@JasonAlexzander1q47]

To start: The magician reaches (right hand can be a choice) into their right hand pocket and palms a prethreaded bundle onto the eye of a needle, while at the same time concealing or covering it up while in a palmed position by grabbing a spool of thread, being retrieved from the right hand pocket. Next, the thread from off of the spool, is bundled small and is then finger palmed out of view (left hand); while at the same time the other hand (right hand) replaces or brings into view the portion of small threaded bundle of thread from the palmed prethreaded bundle preset onto a needle. Next the left hand, holding the finger palm of bundled thread from the spool then reaches to grab the spool of thread used to then reach into his other left hand pocket to then grab the film canister full of needles, leaving the thread bundle and spool of thread behind in the pocket. Next is to take a needle using the left hand from the canister and transfer it to the right hand. When the needle reaches the right hand it is immediately palmed by the left hand while the left hand is bringing into view the needle attached and or who's eye is threaded through the small bundle of thread. With the needle now palmed in the left hand it is time for it to pick up the scissors to do the tapping with. When the scissors are set back down onto the table, the palmed needle in the left hand is also left behind with the scissors. And this is fine as the scissors and needle come back onto the table where the film canister and other bunch of needles are, in a loose pile or placement on the table Just a guess.

[@LeoFOntRaudal]

3:59 he makes the "change"

[@RequiemDream]

Do you like gas stations? ⛽ I love gas stations 🙂 I like the smell, they way how long open they are if you wanna buy cigarettes or beer and I love the way they look like 🙂 I'm really into gas stations to be fair :) What about you Leo FOnt? :)

[@solitude208]

What’s funny is if Penn was legitimately fooled Teller probably just told him right after…

[@CharlieShay]

Guess Penn was fooled even before the act started. He didn’t pick up anything at all during the intro. This is such a good trick though. 😄

[@awkwardstudios1165]

My first video on your channel! I enjoyed it, you seem more relatable than most other magic KZbin channels!

[@JasonParkerMagic]

Wow, thank you!

[@allenypan]

3:59 If you look closely, you will see a needle hidden in his hand.

[@boahneelassmal]

3:29 is the mentioned hidden edit and if you advance frame by frame you see a bling just above his right-hand thumb.

[@littasilver750]

Doing card tricks during the intro is really cool! You can handle them so symmetrically and beautifully

[@PhilippeP62]

It's easier to find a needle in a haystask when the needle is not in the haystack...

[@kaeverens]

nice. I was totally fooled first time I saw it, then watched again and realised how he did it. then on third viewing saw a very quick (2 frame) flash that proves it as he swaps hands

[@medleyshift1325]

@@kaeverens I had a thought, and saw the flash, but needed probably 5 more times to figure out all of the moves.

[@trongenius6600]

3:59 Spot the needle in Teller's hand!

[@bastiaan0741]

Yeah, this one was easy to figure out.

[@josephbasilio4803]

Wow honestly I really enjoyed the card juggling :) great content. Love your reaction videos

[@JasonParkerMagic]

Thank you so much 😁

[@andrewshineflew7389]

to be fair, i actually like you doing card stuff during your intro :P

[@LudaChez]

I've been checking out your videos for some time Jason, and I would like to see you do more tricks. Doesn't even have to be super flashy just some cool stuff here and there I feel would be cool. You're clearly talented. Even just some dope cardistry. That's just how I feel I don't know about other fans.

[@bigalvision1782]

I first noticed SoH at 4:07 the first time through... But I didn't catch the first SoH 3:27 (which was truly the "trick" ) until I replayed a couple of times. Very creative misdirection.

[@trippexdj5768]

God bless you my friend you are one inspiring man hope you always keep up the good work :)

[@JasonParkerMagic]

I appreciate that!

[@goodmaro]

We all know it's a switch, because nobody could possibly thread the needle like that under those conditions, but even though I've watched Irehman's analysis KZbin, I still can't see the switch. Teller's a phenom with his fingers.

[@JesseCombsTwiZtedCheese]

the teleprompter being on point the entire time was interesting.

[@ThomasGutierrez]

Thanks for sharing your experience in the snow; there was indeed a nice life lesson there. I actually preferred it ("Jasop's fables"?) to Aesop this week.

[@destructobot4102]

Imagine a magic show like the voice , aspiring magicians on teams against each other with mentors like pen and teller, would be interesting to see them do performances to each other with an entire team of magicians . Oh man just thinking about the crazy magic that could be done with so many magicians putting ideas together.

[@mercedeswilkins9085]

Teller fool Penn, but Penn couldn’t fool Teller.

[@AbuMaia01]

I have a pretty good idea how it was done. Preloaded needle inside the spool, and a mimed picking-up of a needle from Penn's hand, but no needle was picked up.

[@nicolesong6199]

i'm glad they're sincere about their relationship

[@johnpratt1661]

Teller is 72 years old and looks darn good for his age!

[@morielrorschach8090]

Missed opportunity after the pause at the end of the little monologue starting at 5:51, when Penn was already getting sentimental - If he would have put in "And it wasn't 'like 50 times,' it was 45 times because we've been working together for 45 years, you nitwit.'" Penn would have cried like a little girl. Edit to add: He very careful made precisely 11 full loops... If you count the thread going forward and backwards, that crosses the centerline 22 times... then he folds it in half... he specifically threaded the needle 44 times.

[@adriankalitka3762]

I didn't think, unfortunately, that this was Teller's best performance. I think it was because he slowed it down because Penn was reading off the teleprompter and wanted Penn to actually watch what was going on

[@blackflamesentinal3204]

Well I'm back and watching your videos. The constant cardistry (is that the correct term?)is a nice touch, and as usual I feel I can relate to the fable. Keep it up! ;-)

[@PhilBagels]

Imagine if Penn and Teller kept trying to fool each other over and over again, and then Alyson, like a sprat, tried to stop them.

[@1683clifton]

Yeah, watch where ur going man! lol I was entertained

[@welty69]

WOW!!!! THAT WAS AWESOME

[@raphaelgmur3898]

I like your amazing card skills! Specially I'm always absolutely amazed about the one trick in your intro where the drawed card fly back to the pile in your hand and your draw it to another pile 😳😳😳😳

[@JasonParkerMagic]

Thank you so much!

[@dragonshane]

You probably stepped on an oily sprat :) Your story reminds of when I wake up in the middle of the night and my arms circulation has been cutoff, and I often fear that one of these times, I'll have broken one of them and not know it, since I had lost all feeling in them and may have tossed and turned with my body weight able to roll over on one and *Snap* :p but luckily, hasn't happened yet. Btw, you forgot your pencil :p

[@josedanielpena7658]

Wow, you did grow since last time I check your channel

[@coleeg69]

Like MAAACGICCCCCC!!!!

[@asifafarooqi6417]

I love this 16 minutes of complete entertainment and relaxation.

[@mauroylospichiruchis544]

Something I dnt see in the comments is the fact Penn is going on a solo show called Penn and Friends. I believe this is in reference to that, and you can see they are all very touched by the moment

[@JoeScottish]

Damn, I heard Teller Promper and thought you had missed it, but rewinding it back, you did miss it but mentioned it on screen as you found it like later or something hahaha.

[@justin112112]

3:59 you can see teller already had a needle in his hand when grabbed one from pen

[@trippexdj5768]

Love those guys~!

[@meepXmeept]

would love to see a link to the original video

[@maksphoto78]

So when was the switch? Help me out please :)

[@nitedk]

That's kinda hard to define but... The thread in his right hand is never the same piece that he winds up 😉

[@J4mieJ]

Well your ending tale was certainly unexpected, glad to see you're not paralyzed -- time to start struttin' around in one of those high-tech intelligent airbag vests for motocyclists perhaps! ^_^

[@sevenfifteen]

I was totally fooled, but then again, I'm not a magician and supposed to be fooled by it! I didn't even try to get it, sleight of hand should be recognizable somehow when rewatching in slomo, because I just love the poetic way, Teller puts into his performances. As strange as it sounds, I WANT to be fooled. ;)

[@memorizer4941]

I love that!

[@ima19delta]

certainly a magnetized needle split lengthwise down the middle, the wooden base helps keep the "needle" in one peice

[@markalexwhite]

Watched the previous video in 0.25 speed and forgot when I started watching this one. The waterfall in the intro was class!!! Hint: He didn't take a needle from teller's hand ;-)🙂

[@m4kentertainment152]

Love the card handling at the start. I only wish I could handle cards like that! Sadly I have carpal tunnel and tendonitis in both wrists and my hands just give out too quickly.

[@bechirbenothman5453]

My first thaughts, Teller reached into his pockets 2 times, he picked up a needle with a pre winded thread. When he got a needle from Pen's hand, he switched it and dropped it on the table when reaching for the scissors.

[@bechirbenothman5453]

after watching the the second time, it looks like Teller didn't get the prepared needle from his pocket. It was inside the thread canister !

[@rishimakhanlal8905]

Teller prompter HAHAHAAHA!

[@harlandraka1]

I am entertained! ♥️