Magician REACTS to Penn & Teller "Multiple Outs" on Penn and Teller FOOL US 2020

[@JasonParkerMagic]

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[@thefancystache3793]

You should upload your P&T audition vid if it doesn't violate any NDAs

[@rentenjou]

I'd build a ranch house in Montana

[@DJ_Sage]

Love it when they Call me Big I honestly can’t tell if you are joking or not but if you aren’t, I don’t believe this was a set up. The guy knew he would be called by his friend for a trick, he just didn’t know the exact time so of course he was dressed nice in preparation for it. We didn’t see much of what teller was doing but my guess is that every card said the same thing. Teller could have switched the envelopes by offering to hold her envelope for her while she was writing and just switch it then. You can actually see that she isn’t holding her envelope while she writes her name. And lastly if she thought that everyone was trying to fool mat then of course she would flip it back around as to not ruin the trick.

[@JasonParkerMagic]

@@thefancystache3793 They want me to keep it private for now... so that if/when it comes on tv it will be more new and surprising at that moment! :)

[@mguerra79]

Regarding a playground for adults, I'm tired of saying that, that should be a thing in most bigger cities/towns. Amazing, an adult wanting to have fun, etc., and not being able to do it. Not just for the sake of being fit, but for actual fun. I love to swing but kid size swings aren't made for adults, just as an example. Not THAT kind of swing... :D

[@late8641]

The thing I love about Penn and Teller is that their tricks are entertaining, well-constructed, and it's impossible to guess the plot of them, let alone the method.

[@LaStNLiNe]

I completely agree but this one seems easy... Karen was a stooge....

[@late8641]

@@LaStNLiNe Yeah, that seems to be what everyone is suggesting, and I think that's the most probable method.

[@Jungbeck]

John A Prata oh god, just stop. Moron. There is no stooge

[@somethingsomethingsomethingdar]

What I love about their performances, is that they throw out stuff magicians do. But then they use those same things in an elevated manner that surprises you again

[@Jon66B]

How about Teller simply swapping her envelope? Like he "holds" it while she writes her name?

[@xdragon2k]

I'm pretty sure that's what happened. She wasn't holding the envelope when she wrote her name in that paper. Just a pen and the cap. If they "really knows" what the card is, everyone will have that same card inside their envelope. It's easier to just swap one envelope than 52.

[@ProuvaireJean]

Yup, 99% sure that's however it was done as there was no reason for her to write down her name other than to allow Teller to switch envelopes. I was actually expecting all the other envelopes to also contain the chosen card, which would have been mind blowing.

[@fuzzydrawrings269]

@Love it when they Call me Big Papa lol simmer down guy. Everyone was given an envelope with a different card on the outside and the "this is not the chosen card..." note inside. Teller just swapped her envelope with one that actually had the same card on the inside as on the outside while they had her write her name.

[@suicidebxmber1234]

@Love it when they Call me Big Papa LOL it's funny cuz you're like "AnYoNe WiTh HaLf A bRaIn KnOw ThIs", but still you got fooled.

[@pacerdawn5512]

Except Penn asked all of the audience members to look at the envelope beforehand. She would know if they switched the envelopes.

[@notme222]

I think you're right. Teller pulled from an index and swapped.

[@professorzoom7800]

But the card was chosen before he wrote her name and the outside of the envelope also said 8 of diamonds or whatever she had. So if the envelope was swapped she would notice the card wasn’t the same as what was on the outside of the envelope. This is perplexing. The force had to come at the beginning because by the time she had the card it was too late for a switch or anything. She was given the envelope then Matt picked a card

[@notme222]

@@professorzoom7800 They still had 52 envelopes and 52 volunteers. No force. 1) Each envelope has a suit & rank indicated on the outside, and on the inside has the "P&T fooled us" card. 2) When the called person chooses a card, everyone with the wrong envelope sits down. The person standing has the "right" envelope with the fakeout card inside. 3) Using an index, Teller loads a replacement. It also has the right symbol on the outside but this one has the right card inside. 4) While the standing person writes their name Teller swaps the envelopes. 5) Now the standing person has the chosen card inside the chosen envelope, while the other 51 people have fakeout cards inside the unchosen envelopes.

[@kingrobert1st]

@@notme222 Sounds logical. I still prefer the invisible deck.

[@thesammyjenkinsexperience4996]

@@professorzoom7800 There's really nothing perplexing about this trick at all. In fact it would have to be one of the most obvious performances to figure out that has ever been on this show from anyone.

[@professorzoom7800]

The Sammy Jenkins Experience yeah I’m a fuckin moron I re read what you guys said and get it now haha. Not sure why I was confused. Everyone had the statement and teller must have had a full deck and switched the right card in during her writing her name like you said

[@vijay-c]

I like this trick - it's so simple. Enough others have said how it must have been done. But how they give it away in the very name of the trick and go about pointing out how they're doing it in their patter is great. It'll fool casual audiences who want to be fooled but is a great introduction to magic and what audiences will believe to anyone who thinks about how it was done. It's as much a magic tutorial as a trick.

[@peon17]

You're probably right about Teller switching the envelope. Sneaky, sneaky. Though, my favorite part of the trick is that when I watched it the first time I played along and also said eight of diamonds. Needless to say, I was very surprised in the end.

[@seansayers9993]

Great message indeed. We need to be humble as our life path has twist and turns; we can be on the other side. Empathy towards others is important as we will need it as well. Thanks for sharing this fable as well as your reactions toward magic!

[@ananthu659]

4:56 I literally forgot you were even there sooooo true

[@Darkangl28]

I'm guessing Teller switched her envelope, since when she signs her name, she has one hand holding the pen cap and the edge of the tablet, and she's writing with the other. The envelope isn't visible at all.

[@FurEngel]

You sir, are correct.

4:09 Yup, you can see Teller holding the envelope under the paper.

[@dro7000]

@ i cant see the envelop... though for sure, Karen is not holding one that time so she probably hand it over to teller and teller had it switched.

[@DL-kc8fc]

@@dro7000 Of course, this is the main principle of the trick. The name "Karen" is only for the occupation of the audience, because no card in the audience contains the name Karen in the text, but a text that says "this is not a selected card. Wow ...". Any name was only used by Teller to exchange the envelope when he offered it gentlemanly to hold the envelope while writing the name on paper. The name itself, such as "Karen", has no function in the trick. The man on the cell phone could choose any card. The spectator could be any and could have any name. Again, it was Penn's psychology of the "illusion of presence" when he concluded that only Karen had the right card, which created the illusion that the name "Karen" played a key role in the identification. Try it at home. I was surprised by Mr. Jason Parker, who was thinking about many variants of double envelopes, or turning the envelope of Karen (she was asked to increase the tension of detection) ... Mr. Parker was simply fooled by a very simple trick, which does not require any effort from the magician's side - just a simple exchange of one envelope and many unimportant speeches around it. It's just magic.

[@MetalMathiasTP]

Hey Jason. Just wanna say i really really enjoy watching your videoes. You are so calm, skilled and likeable AND I love the content! I can watch your videos for hours! :)

[@coleeg69]

I'm from Minnesota!! Very cold, long winters... So much snow!!! Lol

[@billyjeffersoniv4344]

What a nice way to end the week!

[@huffmanjustin87]

Love the questions and that you answered your own questions I hope you keep doing the questions with us

[@Nico12420]

4:01 I think at the beginning everyone has the same card that says it's not the chosen card... And Teller just switched it when he asked the one with the chosen card to say her name! So I had the same idea as you, because he let the woman wrote her name instead of him writing it or the girl whisper into his ear and the board/paper was big enough to hide that happening!

[@eduancloete5068]

I was really surprised at the plot twist :0 I just realized that I watch all of your videos but not subscribed yet, that changes today :)

[@qizwiz]

Jason, it's been fun to watch you develop as a youtuber and to experiment with structure. You've got a certain uplifting wholesomeness to you that makes it fun to watch even beyond the reaction. * for your intros, I like it best when you say "about mAgiiiiiiiiic" with about 1.5 to 2 beats between "about" and "magic". That emphasis and delivery provides everything we need to get who you are and what the channel is about * if you can maintain it, I personally love the tricks you do in the beginning * the random question is interesting.. and I'm still not sure how much I like it(it's growing on me), but * don't mean to break your heart, but the Fable read at the end is just not catching. It's almost like listening to a song and being compelled to hit "skip" because "the good part of the song is over" Conclusion: I really dig how hard you work at this. The enthusiasm and effort really shows in the final product and I'll continue to watch eagerly as you get better and better. I hope everything I've said is taken constructively and positively. Keep it up, dude! (PS this is, I think, my first youtube comment ever) :p

[@vorinz]

I like the fables 😢

[@FusionDeveloper]

Thank you for the recommendation. Exercise when you feel bad. I will have to give it a try.

[@bikeadventuresokanagan9293]

I can only think of a switch by Teller ... Super fun and didnt involve fish guts surprisingly

[@petermacdonald1663]

The easiest way I can think to do the trick would be to have the guy on the phone in on it, but I guess Teller could have also changed the card in the envelope when she is writing her name. I quite like the idea of starting the effect with the audience thinking they are in on the trick but in reality, it's the other way round and the guy the audience is trying to fool is actually the one fooling the audience.

[@sbaxter4207]

weird thought: imagine if not only the guy on the phone, the entire audience, but also pen and teller were fooled at the end; and it was the producer that cast the final trick on the entire show leaving everyone dumbfounded ...camera pans out...end credits. lol

[@daveedmunds4609]

In a room close by, out of view, an assistant has a marker, the board, and 52 real cards in their respective envelopes. As soon as the assistant hears the name of the card, he picks it, holds it under the board, comes out and hands it to Tellar, who has moved close to their 'rendezvous point'. We can't see it but it would have looked perfectly reasonable to the audience for an assistant to hand him the board and marker. But they would be focused on Penn misdirecting them anyway. Tellar then takes her envelope so she can write her name. He does the switch, then hands her back the envelope with the 8D, all under cover of the board. Hence the reason she is instructed to write her name on the board, and not just say it out loud.

[@lean2281]

Yep

[@Gunbudder]

Teller is an absolute master of slight of hand. I think the simplest way for the trick to work is teller has all 52 cards in envelopes hidden on him, and all 52 audience members get the cards with words. while the person signs their name, teller swaps their envelop for the one with the actual card on it. or even more simply, a stage hand has all the hidden cards, and just gives the right one to teller the instant the guy on screen says his guess. its impossible to tell because of the editing though, but i think that's the simplest way. i generally really don't like tricks with multiple outs because they feel kind of lame, but leave it to P&T to do a trick with multiple outs that is really interesting

[@LedZepplin2679]

They switch the envelope at the time she has to write her name and holding the cap by the left hand but Teller have to sort out the right envelope really fast ! Love the show !

[@igorsvacic217]

thats exactly how it was done. "Write your name, oh, let me hold the envelope (probably under the cardboard lol)"

[@lean2281]

Yeah It's so lame. Children can do penn and teller tricks

[@Joker_0o]

That was a good trick :D beautifully done

[@Gunbudder]

4:08 This is how the trick is done. look at Teller's right hand. sneaky man!

[@asunejancuk]

Hi Jason, greetings from Indonesia. Love your video. Looking forward to see you perform at P&T FU

[@johnmay256]

Lovely trick by the guys :-) Possible spoiler: All envelopes would have had the same card in with the writing on. Magnificent misdirection by Penn with the chit chat about where the guy is etc. while Teller is getting Karen to write her name on the board... but between then and when the guy on the phone named the card either a stage hand quickly selected the duplicate envelope with the card he named in and attached it to the back of the board for Karen to sign and hands the board to Teller, or Teller had an index on him in his jacket so he could pull out the correct envelope, then once either of those options are done Teller then swaps out Karen's envelope for the duplicate with the actual card in. If you're real quick and you watch a split second on the video at 4:09 - 4:10 you can see Teller pull the envelope from behind the board. Nobody involved was a stooge, the guy on the phone knew he was going to get a video call from Penn but that's all, nothing else, hence why he was dressed smart. So the guy could have named any card. Just my thoughts. And I also discovered writing this I can't spell envelope, so thank you google chrome spell check for the assistance! ;-)

[@HaroldJordanMagic]

That moment when the audience thought they would know the secret to a magic trick 😆😆😆😆😆😆

[@susansemola8606]

Good morning Jason Parker 🙏 Penn and Teller 😂 we're absolutely phenomenal 🤯 if I had the MONEY I would build a house off the grid! That would be the bomb and learn magic 💯 first and foremost you are the bomb! 🔥 As review these acts! Absolutely mind-blowing I have no clue no clue! #SPEECHLESS! WOW! But waking up first thing this morning at 7:17 a.m. Pennsylvania! Susan is completely baffled 😜 I am completely baffled and thank you for that! God bless sincerely Susan

[@Disastorm]

teller is holding something at 4:09 just before it becomes 4:10 under the sign. not sure what it is but its clearly visible.

[@paradoxssr]

I would build a time machine so I could go back and time and fix the many mistakes I've made.

[@AndrewCheshire]

I was expecting there to be an 8 of Diamonds in everybody's envelope.

[@welty69]

me too...... that would have STILL been awesome......

[@billgreen3138]

or the guy on the phone is in on it and everyone outside the phone is fooled

[@LaStNLiNe]

Matt wasnt the stooge... "Karen" was...

[@LaStNLiNe]

@walentaz but its their show...

[@metanulski]

@@LaStNLiNe There is no need for a stooge at al. Pen told us, that we dot have all the information an this is true

[@billgreen3138]

@walentaz the buffy the vampire lady host tricked penn jellet and raymond teller that penn said goverment clocking device and she said can you google it ps turns out the illusionist reheared that illusion with her secretly she very limber to fit in tight spaces and jay sankey youtube SankeyMagic says he fooled everyone there even the great tommsini judge back stage what he did was pretend to do all thise close up illusions that certain way and explaine how its done so penn and teller would go that same route also and he said if they said in the ball park it in the ball park ps in his mind he saying he fooled everyone there that day he outwitted the system

[@2buxaslice]

@walentaz The contestants cannot use plants to try to fool them. They can do whatever they want because it's their show. I thought it was really obvious that the trick was for the crowd so the guy on the phone was in on it.

[@NotElusivePanda]

My only thought that is Teller switched out the card when Karen was writing.

[@billyjeffersoniv4344]

That was an amazing trick.

[@enerchia]

a magic theatre for all magic :)

[@superhunk1989]

9:06 - 9:31 I was thinking exactly the same. The moral of the Aesop's fable: you must sacrifice (work hard and don't be lazy) to have a better future, or you will be sacrificed.

[@notthere83]

Hahaha when you said playgrounds for adults, I thought "Well, there are already plenty of them - they're called swinger clubs..." 😁 But then when you started talking about the ninja warrior thing, I was like "gyms?"

[@nobodypi320]

I expected them all to contain the 8 of diamonds; that would have been really cool

[@jyesucevitz]

i'm not a deck collector but oddly i like the ? cards.also i have seen derren brown do a similar audience member/phone called participant from the stage . still different enough that its their own. very cool. also like you said about willing participants being a large portion. there are LOTS of people being instant stooges and not always consciously. i assume you know what i'm trying to say.

[@elmasmiragazade4198]

Wes Iseli waving from behinde curtains :D

[@carolinehaf21]

Sounds dumb but I appreciate these reactions so much Jason... have been watching since I've gotten sick 18 mths ago so I find solace in watching the show first then your reactions always after. Thank you Jason! Also - love these tricks where they disprove a prover... or prove a disprover?

[@thefancystache3793]

Keep fighting and get well, Caroline!

[@carolinehaf21]

@@thefancystache3793 aw thank you!

[@greyjedi76]

If I had a million dollar I would build a medieval castle to host LARP events in it and quit my regular job. The trick was fun and as you said we didn't see Teller much during the performance. My guess is he had a deck of cards hidden on him probably divided in suits, like clubs in the right jacket pocket Ace through king, diamonds in the right pants pocket and so on so he could pick the selected card while Penn does his thing. When Karen writes her name, she's not holding her envelope so Teller could've swapped the card in the envelope for the right one.

[@thesammyjenkinsexperience4996]

Go frame by frame at 4:09 and you can see the envelope in Teller's hand underneath the notepad. He starts to pull it out right before the camera cuts back to Penn.

[@crazypomp927]

My answer to your million dollar question: I'd build a house with a music studio in it so I could make music whenever I want and listen as loudly as I want with no one ever complaining.

[@DougChristensen]

Right so we don't see when or where Teller got the pad from but that would be the time he could quickly nab the proper envelope for her to switch which would have been done under the pad. For him, very easy distraction.

[@marketsmoto3180]

3. I would build a small team, a machine learning programmer, a math genius and a trader, and we would make a market in s&p 500 futures and turn the 1,000,000 into much much more

[@tiger5869]

I'm a data science and math major, and I graduate next year. Let me know when you find a trader and a million bucks.

[@marketsmoto3180]

@@tiger5869 we have half the money and are still missing a machine learning programmer

[@tiger5869]

@@marketsmoto3180 if they teach me data science correctly, that should include machine learning

[@wiccanwanderer82]

Maybe the guy on the phone was told what card to pick. Achim's razor.

[@tiger5869]

Yeah, my first instinct was that the other people didn't have the other cards, but I was guessing they would all be 8 of Diamonds. Makes a lot of sense that they were all generic, and your idea is probably pretty close.

[@NetAndyCz]

I was fooled by this the first time, because I was not ready for the twist at the end, now I saw it the second time, I think that Teller had plenty of time to switch the chosen card while KAREN was writing her name.

[@thesammyjenkinsexperience4996]

Teller most likely had a lot more time than what is shown here as the performances are tightly edited.

[@NetAndyCz]

@@thesammyjenkinsexperience4996 Yeah, I think so too, but when I was watching for the first time, I was not paying as close attention as I should have:)

[@johnkean6852]

Yes you got it spot on he changed the card when she wrote her name OR possibly a heat board that erases writing?

[@billyjeffersoniv4344]

Great video!

[@JasonParkerMagic]

Glad you enjoyed it

[@stefanmannberg341]

Still love your videos✌️✌️ greeting from sweden

[@JasonParkerMagic]

Awesome! Thank you!

[@davidfanning1600]

Go to 4:05 - Karen is writing her name - she doesn't have the card in her hand. Obviously Teller has it.

[@framebadger]

At 4:08 you can see Teller has the envelope in his right hand, just at the end of the shot.

[@heatshield]

@@framebadger The guy in the blue shirt behind Karen seems to be able to see Teller's hands under the notebook. It makes me wonder if he'll be here on Jason's comments. haha

[@ScottySkilz1]

she was in on it

[@johnkean6852]

AESOP You never know what's round the corner: spread harmony not dissonance

[@koganboss4874]

I think that this guy on phone was IN.

[@Phoenix-kp8yq]

in the time 3:44 I think the blond girl had the same card that is why she did not sit, even when Teller spoke with her, she yes yes and did show the card to his friend too, Karen work with Penn and teller and has 52 cards or simply get it from Teller , so simple

[@wendyg4382]

4.28: You can see 'Karen's' envelope has already been opened, hmm card swapped by Teller when Karen was writing her name on the pad.

[@framebadger]

4:08 you can glimpse Teller's right hand pulling the envelope out from behind the pad Karen writes on.

[@wendyg4382]

@@framebadger missed that, so thanks

[@DarkShadow-kp3mg]

I will build a small but fantasy house to live in and the rest of the money I will build a block and rent it 😂

[@coleeg69]

I would build a indoor soccer field in my backyard, attached.... Because soccer is an amazing sport!

[@fewwiggle]

"adults-only playground" sounds a bit naughty :-)

[@JasonParkerMagic]

hahaha

[@desaint4952]

teller had the woman write her name on the piece of paper with a black marker, perfect time for Teller to swap her envelope with another one

[@DadBodDrumming]

Million $ Question: I would build a tiny home on about 20 acres in Montana and spend the rest of my days hiking.

[@marcoschneider2107]

Same

[@jeffborowiak8992]

I would build a giant wall and a time machine. Then you can tell people that you have a giant wall and a time machine.

[@monodescarado]

For those agreeing with Jason and saying that Teller switched out the card - I'm sure you're right but my guess is that there's a third person involved in the trick. Don't forget that Teller has to get access to that exact card to match the envelope. So either he has 52 different envelopes on him, or perhaps someone else prepares the card and envelope while they are talking to the guy on the phone, and then somehow attaches it to the writing pad.

[@b0s904]

I think when teller asked to write the name of woman, he changed the card with “this is not the card…” to the right one

[@darrengrice2218]

Is it my imagination but when Matt says 8 of Diamonds and Teller is waving everyone to sit down it appears that the blonde lady in the row behind has the right envelope?

[@sevenfifteen]

Teller switching the envelope is a possibility. But I tend to something more tricky. A double bluff. We just take it for granted, that the guy chosen to be on the phone is not informed. But why? P&T show us, how magicians set up things for the effect. I want to believe they did this on purpose to hint towards the spectators being the aim of the effect from the beginning. It's not difficult at all to tell that person on the phone in advance which "card" to pick. The rest is then unfolding perfectly fine with no sneaky handling necessary. BTW, the name was written down so that Penn could read and say her name, when he went to her. That doesn't exclude the card switching possibility, but it has a solid purpose.

[@MrShanev78]

A hoverboard!! Lol...

[@8o8inSquares]

$1m would make building my startup much easier and faster. But I am handling it without that money

[@wilstandridge7388]

My build would be a GMC YUKON 4×4, money left over, a custom home on property away from the city.

[@ukfozzybear]

Go slow mode on yt. At 4:10 you see teller do the dirty. I’m surprised this fooled you so easy.

[@jimmyjam2061]

My random question answer - i would build a dope estate where the main living area would be for my dad and his wife to live and then id want to build like a second building that i could practice magic in with my friends/possibly record complete with a library stocked full of different books pertaining to magic and id want it to have half pipe or something outside to skate on super nice days if there was enough money left over to build it hahaha... Good question Jason had to think about that one for a minute 🙂✌️

[@JasonParkerMagic]

Very creative! I like it :)

[@jimmyjam2061]

@@JasonParkerMagic Thanks man it sounded a bit cooler in my head but I think most ideas do :)

[@sniffableandirresistble]

Matt was told to chose the 8 of diamonds 💎

[@sniffableandirresistble]

@Celtrics I will deal with you in the morning 🌄

[@Melpheos1er]

Who held the enveloppe when Karen was writting her name ? That should give you more than enough information :)

[@playshauwny]

answer to question: home for the homeless.. and the reason.. action speaks louder than words

[@FusionDeveloper]

Penn & Teller like to fool you into thinking they are giving away a magic trick, only to add in something they don't tell you to amaze you. They did a multiple-outs on the beach where 52 people had a card written or printed on a large object and would ask random people to pick a random card, change it if they want, then they would signal for the person on the beach with that card, show them.

[@LaStNLiNe]

Was there really 52 people standing, or 53... Karen being the 53rd.... Being a stooge to insert the card said... Who counted the people standing??

[@thesammyjenkinsexperience4996]

@@LaStNLiNe lolwat? If they are going to use a stooge (which they didn't) then why would they need 53 people? Why not just give the presumably forced card (unless you are saying the person on the phone is also a stooge) to the stooge? The questions you should really be asking is why is Penn stalling for time after the card was chosen, and why does Teller take the envelope from Karen and ask her to write her name down?

[@davidgould9431]

Everyone thinks there was an envelope switch, and who am I to argue? Answer: no-one. To me, the obvious way to do the trick is to call the guy beforehand and just run the recording of him while Penn does his half of the conversation. That way, they know the answer and can load all the envelopes before handing them out. The bit with Karen writing her name might be: a) as another commenter said, so Teller can get the name to Penn without speaking; b) maybe where some sort of switch happened (we don't have the footage to tell); or c) a misdirection to make us all suspect a switch. We only get to see the front of the phone once (IIRC) and it struck me as very static, so might have been a still from the call - but was very brief, too, so not a lot of data there, except it just felt very odd when I saw it. Maybe I'm paranoid. As has been pointed out, these sorts of tricks would probably not be available to contestants but this is P&T's show and they can do (as they said way back in Series 1) whatever the hell they want. Quoted by the 1st fooler when asked whether they could examine his envelopes, if I recall correctly.

[@lmnystpd]

I'm pretty sure the justification for the chosen person two write their name instead of whispering it to Teller is to be able to get Penn to know it without Teller having to talk to him. Because that would be a little obvious for the person on the phone, right? It's also a great thing to hide the switch of the card (which I think is what actually happened). c:

[@mukundmetta5113]

I would build a castle with playing cards😝😆😅

[@Vidyut_Gore]

Teller in the same pin code as the card is suspect. lol

[@rotflmaopmpqxyz]

I’d build the euthanasia roller coaster. Basically a giant roller coaster that has loops that get smaller and smaller until the gforces are enough to take anyone’s life. Designs for it already exist and I think if someone wants to go out with a bang they should have the option. Even if it ends up being illegal to ride, it’d still be a marvel to see.

[@johnkean6852]

AESOP Boasting will always get you a roasting _eventually_

[@thefancystache3793]

You're great, Jason! Hey everyone, I've designed an effect where the design does all of the work, except I need to do a switch on a pea sized item... and I'm really awkward with it. Can anyone recommend a vid or a search term for me to study so I can finalize this trick? Thanks, everyone.

[@thefancystache3793]

@alphadawn2015 lennon I've seen it and it's GREAT! But if he does a hand switch with that pea, I certainly didn't catch it. Perhaps I'll watch again and see if I can pick anything up. I know the shell moves he does... buy that's WAY beyond my ability, lol. I'm thinking a hand switch should be easy, but I chunk the move half of the time. I need a technique an amateur can pull off every time

[@svensorensen7693]

I'd probably build a house, although my dream house is gonna cost more than that. When she's signing the paper really does look like the only time anything could have happened. [insert "karen" joke here] Fable seems pretty straight-forward. I guess I could add "Be aware of your situation" as a moral.

[@ArthurVIIJuliusPendragon]

Yep, there’s no necessity for her to write her name out like that, except because the trick depend on both her hands being too busy to hold an envelope for a few moments

[@ravibadola4934]

KARENs have even taken over penn & teller show 🤣🤣 if you know what i mean.

[@notthere83]

LOL you know that Matt wasn't able to hear you, right? ;)

[@winslowtjiptadi6359]

Gimmick cards when the card is stored inside the envelope for several moment the inks will changed unless its exposed to thin air?

[@herrpausr7008]

Really? 🤓🙄

[@Jungbeck]

lol

[@johnjohn-cs9eu]

I think most people when asked choose the 7 diamonds

[@fahadzargar8975]

Man!!... You like Ivan Perisic

[@RetroSpekta]

I would build a time machine to get the 13 minutes 30 seconds back from this video. Just kidding keep up the good work.

[@TheMadMedek]

I think your guess seems to be the only thing I could think of as well. Everyone started with the Fooled Us card and Teller swapped with Karen from an index. You can see when she is writing she does not have her envelope in her hand. Everything in an act serves a purpose. You have to ask why did she have to write her name in the first place? Penn could of easily said we selected a person in the crowd to hold an envelope then asked for her name when addressing her. The writing served a purpose and a swap is the only reasonable answer.

[@thesammyjenkinsexperience4996]

If you go frame by frame at 4:09, right before the shot changes back to Penn, you can see Teller has the envelope in his right hand underneath the pad of paper.

[@weebrock6709]

I will build my own Koi Fish farm with that money

[@ryanspiers7491]

Yeah, why would she need to write her own name down. But very curious whether she handed teller the card while she wrote, or he lifted off her.

[@Blondie42]

Like most people I was not expecting that ending. I figured they were going to do a trick solely for the guy on the phone, who answered in the most awkward location in his house. I think your guess about master slight of hand probably was the solution. But I don't really care. It was a fun trick even if I don't know how it's done.

[@johnkean6852]

AESOP If you lead a full board all inclusive lifestyle remember: one day you will have to pay!

[@billyjeffersoniv4344]

Question for you, Jason: how many decks do you currently own?

[@JasonParkerMagic]

Well back in Texas... I have no earthly idea 😆 Maybe 1,000? Here in Ukraine I own about 50

[@billyjeffersoniv4344]

@@JasonParkerMagic HOLY COW! and my wife complains about my less than 200..... Hahahaha

[@billyjeffersoniv4344]

@@JasonParkerMagic set up a PO box in Ukraine. I have some cool decks I'd love to send you. 50 on hand just isnt enough.

[@JasonParkerMagic]

@@billyjeffersoniv4344 haha thanks... well I don't even know if a PO Box in Ukraine is possible... maybe I should ask. I do know I can receive packages easily if they are sent to Nova Poshta. They hold them for me to come get. novaposhta.ua But... good luck understanding that website 😂 I think even if you use Google Chrome to live translate the page, they require you to type some things using the Ukrainian keyboard... so it's a total pain. But anyway, thanks for the thought! :) Already I very much appreciate you being on Patreon!

[@billyjeffersoniv4344]

@@JasonParkerMagic I've got a russian friend who may be able to help me out.