Professional Mentalist Reacts to "The Mentalist"| Catching Lies and X-Ray Eyes. Part 6

[@CarlVanWormerAE7GD]

A lady I used to work with had a great way to find out which of her kids (or any group of kids) was lying. She would line them up and tell them she could spot the liar by looking at tongues. One at a time she would have each kid show his tongue to her. The kid who was lying wouldn't proudly stick out his innocent tongue out for display but would stick it out, then rapidly pull it back in hopes of hiding his guilt. She said it never failed.

[@SpideyHypnosis]

Brilliant!!!!

[@jamesadams4126]

@@SpideyHypnosis it is

[@katinaeaiten4881]

Amazing.

[@airkami]

It took a while for just how effective this is to sink in after I read it, but yeah. This is fantastic!

[@Heartwing37]

My mom said her father did this to them as kids. She, however was very bright and knew that it was logically impossible....so she stuck her tongue out with gusto, even if she was guilty ! 😂😂

[@aaryanduggal3687]

Spidey's breakdown of the mentalist has become one of my favourite series to watch on youtube.. i had finished seeing mentalist long time back and seeing you react to some of my favourite scenes is such a pleasure. I am appreciating the show on a whole new level

[@SpideyHypnosis]

Thanks so much 🤗 🤗 🤗. This means the world. These breakdowns are the hardest things for me to film so I definitely appreciate that.

[@jamesadams4126]

it is my favorite to!i love these series

[@anthonykoeslag]

10:10 - Spidey - I have been listening: as far as I can tell it's Magic. Legitimate special powers, he can feel the traffic around him, it's a gift only Mentalists are born with. (Loving your videos, I'm finding all this really interesting to watch)

[@tidus0nr0uno]

The second time driving blind he tells the guy next to him he cant close his eyes.basicly commanding him to focus infront of the car to where they are driving and not on him peeking/seeying through the blindfold.aka misdirection 😁 Love your videos Spidey

[@justjazq4026]

In the first blindfold drive, he actually couldn't see, but in the second, he just convinced them that he couldn't see, but he actually could

[@katinaeaiten4881]

Man, because of you Spidey people find it hard to lie to me anymore. Thanks alot.

[@scottclark3761]

Patrick could see in the second one, obviously. He tied his own blindfold, and I would imagine there's several ways to game that. The first, he was truly blind. He knew what Lisbon, Cho, and Grace were doing because he knows them already....it's a hot reaading. Like a parent saying "Stop that, I can hear your eyes rolling over the phone." Well, that's nonsense, of course, but they know you well enough to call a shot with decent accuracy. Now, Patrick did the "Took a shot, missed." thing in several places in the show. He is very adamant that he doesn't have powers, and I think some of these are there to emphasize that. I akways admired the writing on the show.

[@phoenix0401]

It’s funny. The writing nailed that piece but, for me, really struggled with character development and moving the characters forward. The best example being the interminable red John storyline because (as they eventually demonstrated) they had no idea what to do without him.

[@sin_pyro]

I can't even tell you how happy I am this popped up on KZbin for me. The Mentalist is one of my all time favorite shows and Simon Baker does an incredible job acting his butt off in each episode.

[@SpideyHypnosis]

Absolutely agreed! He’s sensational

[@sportmemer3178]

I will say the first time he did the blindfold drive he could not see at all. The second time he did it as a trick, he only convinced them he couldn't see at all.

[@katinaeaiten4881]

I hope you are right.

[@najamreddy8623]

Nah

[@maximem.ste-marie3578]

what makes the difference : one is a trick and one is real life (well, in the show)

[@maxisy]

Great episode! In the second scene Jane nailed the blindfold drive, because, as you said, it's all trickery, so he really saw the road and could normally drive. In the first scene, he was truly blind. If I remember correctly, Paul Alexander Johnstone was doing a blindfold drive, and Dr. Gatchell exposed it, he was using mohair as his blindfold, as written in H. J. Burlingame's How to Read People's Minds.

[@mounaa6095]

I was literally obsessed with Patrick jane and I loved watching the show! I didn't know much about mentalism when I watched it but learning more about it and uncovering stuff with Spidey is just so cool!☺️

[@adilsongoliveira]

I remember I've read something about how the "blind driving" stunt exists before cars and they did it with horses. In that case, of course, it was easier, they could really blindfold the "driver" because all he had to do was to use horses that knew where to go. They trained horses to be very good at it and just teach them the route quietly during the night.

[@alexiscarrette4930]

Since you started this series of video I've started to watch the mentalist again and I want to thank you for that

[@filipthedev4159]

For the blindfolded Patrick driving I would guess is because he can see through it but that seems too simple

[@sapach1406]

I think that you are right, if Occam's Razor has taught us anything is the fact that the simplest answer is often the correct one. Besides, the shouder tapping seems like a lot of things could go wrong, and memorizing things first to know the distance of objects would only work if Jane knew at what velocity he was driving; adding more variables to the trick.

[@filipthedev4159]

@@sapach1406 Yeah, could be!

[@christinebeames2311]

No it is that they have a fold which moves when handled a certain way

[@rangerfc1307]

What you mentioned about the first clip where people observe where others are looking, there was another experiment. So they would test subjects individually without them knowing about it. So the actors were in an elevator and when the subject entered and it started moving, the actors would suddenly all start looking in a random (weird) direction and keep changing it every few seconds. There were instances where the subjects also followed the group because they didn't want to feel as if they are not part of the group or something.

[@SpideyHypnosis]

Yep. The street corner experiment and the elevator experiment are very close to one another

[@rakinmaknojia2307]

In one his eyes we're really damaged and in the second one he used a blind fold

[@FttyhxJhghjgjhfdsreokkm]

Pls more videos like this I luv watching them

[@cozolt1]

I think it was because the first time he was actually blind but the second time with the blindfold it was slightly transparent like when you put a shirt on your head you can still see through it.

[@magichub1215]

Thanks Spidey for making our day. All of your tricks got insane reactions. You’re the best

[@distudio13]

Love these videos! I always figured the driving was tied to their emotional states. With the yellow car, the situation was a light fun trick that he was using the mans pulse to know what to do. However, with the blind one, both Jane and Van Pelt’s emotions were already too hightened with the real danger of being hurt, so the effect would be disrupted by the gun shots.

[@SpideyHypnosis]

Good reasoning but you’re overthinking. It’s impossible to use pulse or tension to know exactly how much to turn and when 😊

[@lgnir]

I think the simplest answer is the correct answer. He could see in the second scenario.

[@josekaz]

Once my father did the ice cream technique, the problem was, my sister knew she wouldn't get caught...so she was excited by the idea of ice cream and my father never found out it was her....best ice cream of her life xD

[@katinaeaiten4881]

Oh, that's too bad. Hope it works next time.

[@FaizOne1]

I have been doing online school for over a year, and I am going back to real school after spring break. I am packed with your tricks from the last year to use at school. Can't wait!

[@katinaeaiten4881]

Have a great time buddy.

[@FaizOne1]

Thanks 😁

[@phoenix0401]

The trick is he was actually blind in the first but could see in the second. Clearly the trick to the blindfold act is that the mentalist can really see. “Keep your eyes open” is just misdirection - a bigger version of looking at the wrong hand. Because when Mashburn’s life is on the line if he blinks, he’s looking at the road not Jane and can’t see the head movements that give away Jane can see.

[@faris_diz]

I have been waiting 3 weeks for another part, and i am not disappointed, i hope to see new part soon

[@jessicaloveridge2759]

I’ve always wanted someone to cold read me just because I find it fascinating

[@rjvalle8094]

I've seen this experiment with impractical jokers when they switched people at ordering fast food! It works!

[@rodrigoespinoza4833]

Video starts at 00:00 and ends at the end, if you want to see it see it all.

[@brucelittleboy3594]

Thanks for your honesty, yet expressed without revealing the secrets of magic...

[@con_rad_it_is]

He definitely switched the blindfold since mentalists have no super powers.. He could somewhat see through.. Plus it was easier since there were no cars to block his path.. Most importantly he was relaxed and under control unlike the first scene where he had a killer on the hunt.. Waited so long for this video!

[@SpideyHypnosis]

lol you started off with the right kind of thinking then tapered off. Relaxed has nothing to do with it, emptiness of the lot has nothing to do with it.

[@con_rad_it_is]

Wow.. A half right answer.. Guess I'm getting the hang of this finally. Time to celebrate🎉 I guess he cud see through is the only thing then

[@scatterrealms5166]

I was a big fan of Lie to Me and have never seen The Mentalist but after this series it's now on my list :)

[@martinmocilnik9968]

Again love the content of mentalist... and also I love that method with parents and kids, such a clever thing 😃

[@zackspectre2637]

Oh hell yeah!!! I've been always looking forward to this series!!!

[@shreyashbhardwaj468]

I was waiting for another mentalist vid ❤❤

[@christiannarvaez6598]

This video series is absolutely brilliant, Spidey. What a great way to get to hear your input about various psychological phenomena. I hope you do all seven seasons >.

[@advikgupta5922]

I think that he could drive the second time because the first time he had a man hooting at him and he was scared and couldn't focus and the second time he was just giving a demonstration so he drove perfectly. OR He was doing a trick the second time so he used a special blindfold or swapped it with a see through one after Walter gave it back to him after inspection. OR The first time the parking was filled and the second time it was empty he could have memorized the path and wouldnt have to worry bout cars. OR Hogwarts is real and he is a wizard

[@SpideyHypnosis]

The correct answer is somewhere in here lol

[@advikgupta5922]

@@SpideyHypnosis I dint think anyone of these three would be right.

[@SpideyHypnosis]

@@advikgupta5922 ummmm I see 4 guesses there. 😉 🧙🏼‍♀️

[@advikgupta5922]

​@@SpideyHypnosis I wrote so much even i got lost in my own comment. Lmao

[@xl_akash_lx]

@@advikgupta5922 The part where he memorized the path is true.

[@Heartwing37]

The Mentalist is the best show that’s ever been on television! I ♥️ Patrick Jane!

[@MrViippola]

One time he could see and the other time he was actually blind. I think Lior Suchard did something similar, but had a really difficult time with the production company to get an insurance company to go along with it since they thought he would actually be driving blindly in the streets of Sydney.

[@danielsan-ef5ds]

3:55 "I'm like daredevil!". Gets me everytime! 😂

[@roimargaliot7922]

I think that he decided in the second time because he was ready for this situation, He could have put on a fake eye cover or something. He controlled the situation. Great video as always. Thank you spidey.❤️

[@roimargaliot7922]

Succeed*

[@airkami]

Love love love this content. Oh, wow, the looking up misdirection is so cool. I remember when I was a junior in high school and I was hanging out with about 5 people and I was looking up at a spot next to a porch light that was off and I just kept looking until someone else looked and then if they asked what I was looking at I would point to the spot and say "that" and if they said, "the light?" I would say, "no the thing next to it." and then they'd ask "what are you talking about/pointing at?" I would say "I don't know what it is, that's why I'm looking at it trying to figure it out." We all had a laugh and a drink about it when I let them off the hook.

[@SpideyHypnosis]

Thanks so much ❤️

[@clarissaherz7429]

This group thing to catch the liar is genious :D I was trying to think of an exemple with adults...

[@SpideyHypnosis]

With a bit of creativity it can be applied to any situations. Let’s say at an office some money goes missing a manager might say “.spoke to upper management turns out whoever took it will be fired everyone else is getting an extra 3 days of paid vacation this year”

[@clarissaherz7429]

@@SpideyHypnosis Thanks for the answer Spide

[@jadsmadi8292]

thank you for the videos , this is awesome , I always learn a new thing when i watch your videos , even the short ones

[@Pastor_Madeline]

I’m wondering if the “looking where a group is looking” has less to do with wanting to be part of the group, and more to do with two things: danger and curiosity. Fear of something dangerous, and curiosity of what everyone else would intently gaze upon. Someone might not want to miss out on the sighting, not really caring about fitting in with the group.

[@SpideyHypnosis]

That’s the exact reason they tested with different numbers of people looking up. If it was fear of danger it would have worked wether it was 10 people or 20 looking up. But the increase depending on the control group demonstrates the power of social proof. Social proof is one of the 4 strongest methods of persuasion. Our genetic need to fit in has been proven over so many studies with incredible findings.

[@camiloiribarren1450]

That driving scene is all done with a blindfold that has a one way sight or he’s looking down the edge of his nose. Either way, that is cool scene and it was done by Keith Barry as well a few years ago

[@shivathelegend2128]

I thought abt why Patrick could not drive the first time . I honestly Dk the answer , could be because the black cloth had holes in them . Or he was confident and with the way he presented he got the skill. It could also be him being able to see Walters eye movement through the cloth. But seriously I don't know how. It is very interesting

[@SpiritClown]

About the blindfold: I think it was a fake blindfold, or it was some kind of tissue that could let him see through at least partially. Or he could have let him see from the bottom a bit (lifting the head up a bit would help). Also by saying to the passenger: "be sure to not close your eyes" and also by driving fast he made him focus on the road and on the obstacles ahead, diverting attention from himself so he could spy or adjust the blindfold a bit to see the road.

[@RevengerX]

Metalist video series is your best series.... you explain all of details we need to know about that show... you deserve more subs... keep itup ❤️

[@matteosanna5762]

In every video: "let's start with one of my favorite scenes" 😂😂 Seriously really good video, I'm learning a lot with your videos, THANKS❤️🔥🔥

[@jamesadams4126]

true every video he comes with a nother of his favotite scenes

[@AdemVessell]

Never seen the show but have seen every single one of your videos! Love the channel, what you bring to magic and ethics!

[@amolapr]

after the mentalist series you might wanna checkout the series "bull". it has alot of psychology in it also but not so much on mentalism or magic so im not sure how you might make videos out of that but you might enjoy it 😅

[@otakudibyan24]

I think the second time Patrick was able to drive the car perfectly because the blindfold was transparent. Did you see the episode where he predicted a boy's birth date on a baseball ball with a swami gimmick? Actually that was one of my fevorite scenes because I am a Tony Corinda fanboy.

[@SpideyHypnosis]

That scene is awesome and on my list of scenes to breakdown I’m just so hesitant to tell people about nail writers lol I still use them.

[@otakudibyan24]

@@SpideyHypnosis That's understandable. But in that scene they clearly exposed the gimmick.

[@SpideyHypnosis]

@@otakudibyan24 yeah but they also “expose” a lot of phoney things so I’m not sure how much lay audiences retain that specific one but if I just come out and say “this is real” it might be more memorable? 🤷‍♂️

[@anthonycousineau5205]

1:27 I saw something similar with elevator where 2 people put their body toward the east when they enter the elevator and the passerby that enter the elevator will put their body the same direction as the other 2. As always thanks for this video Spider I love them!!

[@SpideyHypnosis]

Yep! That’s another very popular study about the same thing 😊 thanks for watching glad you liked it

[@aaronshaneerasmus626]

Evrytime I watch one of you vids...you teach me something new amd a cool fumy way....love you content bru keep it !!

[@shivathelegend2128]

I love these type of videos spydy . I learn a lot from this and also I love mentalist

[@V-a-s-h]

great video as always! i'd say that, in the 2nd attempt, he had in his mind the route he was going to drive the car, the park was empty so he didn't need to be very precise, he sticked to the same velocity for the whole attempt and finally used the hand on the shoulder of the passanger to feel his involontary reactions to dangers as a sensor allert. That's why he asked the passenger not to close his eyes, to keep him reacting to imminent dangers. In the 1rst attempt, instead he could not see the route as he was blind and even if he could have seen it before driving blind, he knew he needed to be way too much precise to drive in a full parking. he could try the shoulder tactic, but i think (and probably he thought too) it wouldn't be effective because the Redhead, on the contrary of the rich guy, was reacting to multiples sources of danger (at least 2, the driving and the shooting). best regards from italy!

[@SpideyHypnosis]

Good guess. But that is not the reason 😊

[@jamesadams4126]

i just noticed the first time patrick jane said he couldn't see:true the second time he could have said he put a blindfold on. but it was actually a gimmick!but they believed it!

[@Mardigrasman23]

Ended season 5 last night and started 6. That cold read wrong guess and quickly move on was like your screwdriver on penn and teller. It hit and you look like a genius. It misses oh well you took a shot and quickly move on and change the subject

[@SpideyHypnosis]

Yesssss!!!!!!! Exactly lol. Legends start with risky moves lol

[@TheDeepDish]

Dude! So psyched that you’re doing videos like this!!!

[@SpideyHypnosis]

Thanks brotha!!!!! It’s a very different direction but I’m really enjoying it

[@TheDeepDish]

It’s great though. Never stop being amazing!

[@guardianv5846]

I think the difference in the driving scenes is that in the one where he was crashing, there were objects everywhere and only 1 clear path, the were also fleeing a gunman, so she would have been constantly tense. in the second scene there was no external threats and only 1 thing here and there to miss, so he could just tense up when they were about to hit something. That or he was just able to memorize the very simple empty parking lot...

[@KevinHamdan]

He’s back with another amazing video!! Loved the video bro!

[@SpideyHypnosis]

Thanks boo

[@goncalobaia1574]

Lol, awesome tricks and parenting advice, this channel has it all folks!!

[@katinaeaiten4881]

Yeah, it really does.

[@ceddd07]

Again a great video with lot of details! It makes me want to buy tons of book :)

[@asdfasdf-xf9ve]

I really loved The Mentalist, if only I can reset a series I watched and start over, I'd definitely do it. I'm so obsessed with it, almost every episode has a funny scene. Now, I found these breakdowns and I say to myself, I need this lol. Idc if there are scene that is fiction or completely bs, I think all movies/series are :) but anyway, thanks for giving me these wonderful breakdowns of the series I completely love.

[@ebcrew]

First time he truly could not see, 2nd time it was a trick

[@mariambajelidze8515]

Great🤩 BTW, I found your channel with the help of this series) and I love it, especially this kind of videos🤩Keep up the good work!

[@SpideyHypnosis]

Thanks 😊

[@gonzogonzo78]

In the Lambo Patrick actually sees. He just fakes to be blindfolded.

[@deepasajikumar7425]

I love your video and because of you I am learning many new tricks and performing it to my mother . Thank you so much and please make video on some hypnosis and card tricks. ❤

[@fishlestat]

Love the show and your Channel, keep it up! 👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾

[@alexiscarrette4930]

I think the difference between the two scene is that the one who he's nailed it was prepared before

[@bhavnasharma9008]

Great video! I think the blindfold thing was something like when you say you do magic and people say tell me what I am thinking of? And you can,t tell but at the same time if you do a book test you do read their mind cause you have a solid method to do it. The second time Patrick Jane had a solid method to Do it. He told not to close his eyes and put his hand on his colleagues shoulder that was the presentation to distract from the actual method that was more solid and reliable. The blindfold was transparent or gimmicked. Just my guess😀

[@mikhailb5645]

Love your videos, as always! And I already completed the Spy the lie book - very impressive, and it's fun to revisit some chapters while watching Mentalist to practice! Could you recommend some more stuff, please? =)

[@cadegglo850]

I just love this series

[@prasunpratim2762]

He succeeded this time because he had tricks for achieving the act whereas in the second season he was really blind!

[@SpideyHypnosis]

💯 🥇. I’m glad some people are listening 😃

[@prasunpratim2762]

Thank you sir💖.... Big fan.... Learnt almost everything about magic from you

[@sebash6]

No way, so he wasn't actually blindfolded?... so what was that black thing on his eyes...?

[@SpideyHypnosis]

@@sebash6 a piece of black cloth. What’s your point?

[@prasunpratim2762]

He is saying how can a man look through black cloth....I never said he is looking through.. I said there is some trick involved...

[@jamesadams4126]

Yes i Love These!thanks so much spidey you are amazing

[@SpideyHypnosis]

🤗

[@maddscientist82]

Hey Spidey, really digging these videos. Appreciate everything you're doing. As a beginner magician I'm learning a lot and getting closer to intermediate 😁 thanks !

[@SpideyHypnosis]

🤗

[@kushaltrivedi5430]

It was a great video and pls keep suggesting books they are awesome i just started to take interest in this field and one of ur recommendation 13 ways of mentalism is great mannn

[@braden1edwards]

I haven’t followed this series very well, but you should look at some scenes from Scorpion. The character named Toby does a lot of psychology people reading and such.

[@curtishoffmann6956]

True answer: first scene, Patrick was driving at night, and had very little light coming in past the blindfold, so he really couldn't see as he was driving. Second scene, he was driving in full daylight, and either the blindfold wasn't fully opaque, or he had a gap under it. The purpose for telling the passenger to watch the road was to keep him from looking over at Patrick's face.

[@DojoOfCool]

That first part with Patrick Jane distracting the guy to get into the club made me think of much this is done on film sound design and mixing to control where audience is looking on the screen. One example I like is kind of a wide shot of a street with cars parked on right edge of screen. rest of screen there is a busy street, entrance to a building, lots of cars and people moving around. the film without without sound people naturally look at all the motion and on looking for something of interest. With the sound design and mixing the sounds draw your attention to the right side of the screen with parked cars, because that is where the next action in the movie is going to take place. Audiences don't understand how much where they look on screen is being controlled by sound not just visual.

[@SpideyHypnosis]

Wow. Thanks for this. Really interesting

[@chubby_deity3143]

I'm not sure about the psychology side, but logically, the differences are, 1st scene: his life was being threatened so he wasn't calm, the parking lot was full of cars so he didn't have the maneuverability, her calling out too many orders at once seems distracting. 2nd scene: i believe Jane was the one who proposed it, so he was calm and collected, a lot of empty space, so all he needs to do is to memorize general obstacles, Jane keep his hand on the passenger, he can gauge the danger based on the reaction with less distraction. Also, he saw the parking lot first the second time around

[@SpideyHypnosis]

Good observations but that is not the reason 😊

[@srutibaibhabmishra9943]

Amazing video Spidey 👌 And that's kind of obvious Patrik Jane wasn't blindfolded in 2nd case , must have been a trickery

[@SpideyHypnosis]

Thanks! It’s crazy how much I agree with you it is obvious! And yet people prefer to go so complicated with he can sense the tension or he memorized the area. So crazy how we tend to over complicate things

[@soniabenito3142]

BANGING AS ALWAYS!!!!

[@mrdrjuice]

The first situation jane is blind and cant do anything. In the second one hes just looking through the gaps in the thread background and a thing i didnt know and only realised after reading the comments is that jane is misdirecting mashburn and also this is a pretty extreme situation mashburn wont focus on if jane is looking or if he wasnt looking

[@shivathelegend2128]

I actually meant that the cloth could be a gimmick which he could see through and he presented it in such a way that convinces everyone . He asked Walter not to close his eyes so that the audience get a feel that Walter will tell him the directions through his mind. Spydy pls Rey on this . I want to know the right answer

[@dawnhardin6868]

Congrats on passing 250k! And yea idk I usually at least have a guess but I'm completely mindf*cked on this one. Btw you can say whatever you want about mentalists in general.. but you'll never convince me that you don't have actual superpowers Spidey☺️

[@bobfendrick7819]

Thank you for the sharing your Cool knowledge !

[@loreleimonn3220]

The way I saw the things he did during the episode where he’s blind was 1) During awkward pauses, people will tend to look toward each other to feel less awkward, so Patrick just had a good feel for the rhythm of the conversation. 2) He just guessed lol. She’d just gotten a new bf, and while it could have been anyone calling her, if he was right abt it being her new bf, she’d be wondering how he could’ve possibly known. 3) Yeah, it’s just presentation. He can feel the horseshoe shape, but other than that, he rlly avoids making definite statements, so it’s kinda just cold reading with touch instead of sight where the words he’s using are doing most of the heavy lifting.

[@FM_Flop290]

I'm going to say when he drove perfectly the blind fold is see through..

[@marthathompson2012]

More people looking up influences others to also look up not because they’re experiencing social pressure to conform and fit in but because they’re more convincing that there’s something to see. Obviously.

[@matipk3886]

10:10 I think because she was stressed out and shouted at him and that made him lose control

[@SpideyHypnosis]

Good guess. But no

[@bionda470]

Love this content! BTW still waiting for the Judge judy reaction

[@SpideyHypnosis]

Hahahahah I’m working on it I swear!!! 😂 finding some real good scenes

[@fritzmichael1773]

Been waiting for this 😌

[@KingO.K]

Love this series!

[@dwightschrute9819]

I have Simon baker (Patrick Jane) autograph! Definetly one of my prized possessions

[@KIRAN-yb9dw]

As for blindfolded Patrick may be an example for kids or those who are watching this not to repeat this process as this is nothing but just a trick which makes others entertainment. ☺️

[@Antonia-zf4cf]

He touched the man and could feel the exact point of tension in his arms, that s how he knew when to turn

[@SpideyHypnosis]

Do you honestly believe that arm tension can tell you exactly when and how much to turn? You didn’t read the clues in the description did you? 😃

[@Antonia-zf4cf]

Ahh, ups Next time I'll do better🙏

[@hmarote]

I think that in the yellow Ferrari scene he is calm and cool and he sees the road before he blindfold his eyes so easily he could "remember" it. The scene with the shooter was caos and he didn't know how many cars are there, he's nervous and could feel van pelt emotions.

[@SpideyHypnosis]

Do you honestly think that any amount of memorization and calmness can tell someone exactly how fast to go and exactly when to turn and exactly how much to turn if they can’t see?

[@brucelittleboy3594]

At 6.04, thank you for saying 'claim'...

[@SpideyHypnosis]

Of course. I’m not about spreading ignorance, just truths.