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This clip is from QI Series O, Episode 12, 'Occult' with Sandi Toksvig, Alan Davies, Aisling Bea, Russell Brand and Noel Fielding.

[@BertGrink]

Plot twist: Every single word in the book is "french"

[@stilltoomanyhats]

- What's this book about? - I don't know, I don't understand French.

[@winniefourre8301]

No, the trick is that you can do with Any three numbers and come out with a total that you will have already known so already know the answer. Try it. My grandson was doing this trick years ago using his English book.

[@TheloniousCube]

@@winniefourre8301 Casting out nines - works with any 3-digit number where the digits aren't identical - always 1089

[@m35926]

Noel missed an opportunity to say "wait, every word in here says french!!!"

[@stevevasta]

🤣🤣🤣

[@ConstantChaos1]

I thought the same thing

[@bwalker77]

I want Alan to stay forever, but if he ever decides to leave, this clip makes me think that Aisling would be a great replacement. The dynamic here, with the intellectual Sandi watching helplessly as Aisling struggled with her very simple instructions, reminds me of Stephen and Alan's dynamic (or Sandi and Alan).

[@angemaidment5640]

If Alan left, and Sandi stayed, I’d love to see Phill Jupitus take Alan’s place.

[@impact0r]

You really should fix your comment.

[@user-ln2go4xp6d]

@@angemaidment5640 no

[@WalkaCrookedLine]

Aisling is great in everything.

[@oneworldfamily]

I like yer thinkin!

[@u8f7]

Here's how this works: The initial 3-digit number can be represented as 100a + 10b + c, where a is the number in the hundreds place, b in the tens place, and c in the ones place. a, b, and c are all numbers between 0 and 9 inclusive. e.g. 827 = 100×8 + 10×2 + 7, where a = 8, b = 2, c = 7 The reversed number is therefore 100c + 10b + a Let's assume the initial number is the bigger one and subtract the second number from it. (It doesn't matter which one is actually bigger, since we are just subtracting the smaller number from the larger number): = 100a + 10b + c - (100c + 10b + a) = 100a - a + 10b - 10b + c - 100c = 99a - 99c = 99(a - c) As you can see the result is always a multiple of 99 (99 times a-c). We can actually already stop here with an explanation: 1089 is 99×11, and any two numbers that add up to 11 multipled by 99 will be reverses of each other e.g. 99×3 = 297 and 99×8 = 792 So reversing the result of the first subtraction and adding them together will always result in 1089. That's what's happening in the second part of the trick. To see this spelled out in more detail, read on. Let x = (a - c). As we will see, it doesn't matter what a and c are anymore from this point. We know that the result of the first subtraction is 99x but we need to put this into a similar format that we had before (100a + 10b + c) so that we can reverse it: 99x = 100x - x = 100x - 100 + 100 - x = 100(x - 1) + 90 + 10 - x = 100(x - 1) + 10×9 + (10-x) This represents 99x in that format where a = x-1, b = 9, c = 10-x So the reverse of this number = 100(10-x) + 10×9 + (x-1) Adding both of those together gives: 100(x-1) + 90 + (10-x) + 100(10-x) + 90 + (x-1) = 101(x-1) + 101(10-x) + 180 = 101(x - 1 + 10 - x) + 180 = 101×9 + 180 Notice that the x term cancels out, i.e. it doesn't matter what a and c are. This of course gives us 1089, meaning that whatever 3-digit number we start with, the result of this process will always be 1089.

[@fadetounforgiven]

Except palindromic numbers, they don't work here as they would cancel out.

[@mafiablokes]

You better have a degree…

[@finnomaly]

i like your funny words magic man

[@chillwalker]

Or maybe the 3 people in the audiance are just paid actors. ;-) Edit: Mathis so amazing. Just did it by myself!

[@robbiemack7094]

no, the real way it's done is that every word in that book is the word 'french'. So Sandy always wins.

[@brianm8846]

Aisling is so sharp! "Don't yell in German." Quick on her feet.

[@thomasring67]

I've just realized that I've forgotten how to do basic math. Watching Aisling struggle made me love calculators even more

[@DarthAnimal]

I have a college calculus class in my degree, and I literally couldnt subtract 8 from 7

[@Taricus]

@@DarthAnimal Same here... LOL! She made me so nervous that I couldn't do the math either LOL!

[@joshseagrave8201]

I have the biggest crush on Aisling Bea

[@CooterCoy]

You don't even know how big my crush is though. You just assume yours is bigger.

[@eolsunder]

who doesn't , shes very hot with bedroom eyes..

[@deanmoncaster]

Is her existence that does it for me

[@deaddoll1361]

@Jupiter-Jesus It's in spite of the cowboy boots.

[@danielcollinson4456]

She's stunning

[@tangoz811]

Ausling doing a southern accent is the funniest thing yet

[@krakenpots5693]

Followed by alan eating board...

[@myyaoibetch]

Reminds me of when Aisling swapped with Rachel in a round of 8OO10CDC

[@liam8664]

That's the worst acronym I've ever seen

[@WilliamAndrews0]

I just hate that there is a show, that is so insanely funny, and even if you shorten it down to an acronym it's fucking "8OO10CDC" ... Get better shownames Channel 4!

[@Hoganply]

​@@WilliamAndrews0 8/XCDC

[@StichyWichy21]

Ⅷ/Ⅹ 𓃠 🕧

[@ameteuraspirant]

@@StichyWichy21 and how exactly should I express this in verbal format? shall I lapse into old latin phonology to recite the numerals eight divided by ten then quickly make a meowing noise followed by intensely ticking? the lengths we go to for brevity I swear.

[@ZachsMind]

If i was ever on television and someone asked me to do math in front of a studo audience and I knew this could reach a global audience, I would puke my lunch. Aisling managed brilliantly.

[@andypendant4901]

No. She didn't.

[@larryscott3982]

Aisling is awesome in every way

[@weswheel4834]

@@andypendant4901 Sandi didn't exactly help though.

[@loodlebop]

Maths*

[@weswheel4834]

@@loodlebop Exactly. It's got 5 letters. You do the math. s. (Thanks Milton Jones for that one)

[@TheGreatCalsby]

I dont blame Aisling for panicking in front of class trying to do maths. We've all been there!

[@adambrekka4913]

"It wasn't a difficult question..." I relate too much to this statement...

[@lordgemini2376]

Quite condescending :(

[@jocax188723]

Every time Sandi gets exasperated enough to look right at camera my sides reach orbit

[@heliumnetworking5103]

I find it really off putting. Makes her look annoying in my opinion

[@christheghostwriter]

"stop saying 'no' at me in German and tell me what the answer is" She's quick

[@TheTruthKiwi]

Aisling is so damn fine

[@linusdn2777]

I concur

[@RobynJG]

Sandi's reaction at the end is the cutest!!!

[@heliumnetworking5103]

Its werid break from her usal know it all headmaster style of character. Doest fit with whatever she tries to portray

[@notsonominal]

Aisling Bea is magical, end of.

[@oldrrocr]

Aisling Bea is soooo funny. This program should be on in the USA. We need some new material.

[@gwishart]

The main issue is with obtaining clearance for all the pictures and videos they use. There was an attempt to have an American version of the programme made, but it was turned down by all the US networks.

[@deaddoll1361]

@@gwishart That says everything that needs to be said about US networks.

[@alexanderramirez9713]

USA will mess it up

[@richoddinott8778]

I remember this number trick from the book 'Johnny Ball's Think Box' published in 1982 - he called it 'The Brilliant Bibliographical Brain' because in his version of the trick the number 1089 refers to the 9th word on the 108th page, giving the appearance you have memorised an entire book. Still got the book on my bookshelf, one of the best books I ever had!

[@millomweb]

That's one of the best bits about Zoe Ball - her dad !

[@klaxoncow]

Was the 9th word on the 108th page also "French" by any chance?

[@con.troller4183]

Aisling with the red cowboy boots and the southern drawl. Perfect.

[@Alienasa1]

Aisling is bae ;)

[@steampunklemur]

Aisling Bae

[@hedonismunderstands2469]

you do know bae means shit?

[@tomd3098]

Ahhhh I see what ya did there.

[@buddha6920]

Bacon And Eggs?😅🤣😂

[@gerald8573]

Aisling is so perfect!

[@rebeccaweil1]

Aisling Bea is so hilarious

[@cockoffgewgle4993]

She's painfully unfunny. Diversity hire.

[@cockoffgewgle4993]

@@blitzwing1 How to say you're a simp without saying you're a simp.

[@tomcleland8879]

I love Sandi.

[@charlespeterwatson9051]

0:55 Aisling, the more comical, less flirtatiously-dressed Rachel RIley of Ireland

[@roberttylr]

How does one dress flirtatiously?

[@charlespeterwatson9051]

@@roberttylr Rachel Riley's ensemble is a surefire example. There is no attempts at modesty or demure deflection.

[@thomthom6268]

@@roberttylr Dolly Parton. Madonna. That Alaskan governatress. Fabio from 8 out of 10.

[@CaptHayfever]

> looks up Rachel Riley That's not "flirtatiously-dressed," dude.

[@SaviourInDistress]

Never describe a womans outfit as flirtatious. That leads to the whole clothing is not consent stuff. Just because you think a woman is dressed a certain way does not mean she is up for it or looking to pull. She just likes thats style or outfit. So decribing an outfit as flirtatious is a slippery slope. Though i wanna be clear that im not accusing you of anything, just saying its a little icky to call an outfit flirtatious due to the connotations that arise from it.

[@moramento22]

Let me be the party pooper - if you wondered, the result will always be 1089, no matter what three digit number you're going to choose

[@jwrs6292]

What if I pick 111? I reverse it and subtract 111 from 111 leaving me with 000. I then reverse 000 giving 000, add those and the end is also 000. With any symmetrical number it doesn't work.

[@RobynJG]

They say that in the full show

[@vidaroni]

Just tell your participants to pick different numbers.

[@acommenter]

*provided that the first digit is different to the last digit.

[@tobybartels8426]

It's not party-pooping to tell us that; in fact, it's Quite Interesting!

[@no_handle_required]

aisling is so damn hot

[@shaileshrana7165]

2 seconds in and I'm already loving this

[@SaRah-21532]

Haha I'm way too proud that I actually figured out how to this trick works by myself :D

[@dishmurphy6539]

BEST.SHOW.EVER ✌️

[@HarryWizard]

the whole book says french

[@FreekHoekstra]

nah it it always adds up to 1089

[@beardedemperor]

For example: 474 -474 =000 +000 =000h dear ... French!

[@moramento22]

Well in every three digit number where first and the last digits are different from eachother

[@get-the-joke]

It's the French version of the book. I own the beer version.

[@lofthouse23]

Jesus, watching this clip made me break out in a nervous sweat.

[@chillwalker]

You hang out with Jesus watching youtube? Amazing!

[@lofthouse23]

@@chillwalker I just added a comma. But I do think Jesus would love KZbin

[@chillwalker]

@@lofthouse23 lol, chapeau!

[@chillwalker]

@@lofthouse23 Sorry for being the grammar Nazi. As a german. Lol. But I just read it like I joked at the first sight and found it hillarious. I imagined you and Jesus on a couch, eating potatochips and suddenly he somehow reacts ..and you:"wtf, Jesus?".

[@caralama08]

This is the funniest thing I have EVER seen (well it’s up there with Ross and the cat on the balcony, from Friends), Jesus, Mary, Joseph and all his carpenter friends, I’m just crying with laughter! 🤣😂🤣👏👏👏👍❤️🦋🙏

[@ArthurAveiro]

This is the creepiest, most stalker thing I've ever said in my life, but I think the red boots Aisling is wearing here are the same ones she wore in an episode of This Way Up, episode 5 I think?

[@TheTruthKiwi]

Not creepy that you are fangirling and not surprising she's wearing her own boots again. If you bought and wore a matching pair on the other hand would be weird. :p

[@millomweb]

@@TheTruthKiwi All the footwear I buy is matching. It'd be odd otherwise.

[@Jonathan-tz7ss]

Aisling is fucking gorgeous

[@petergoddard262]

Aisling Bea is beautiful

[@sea2side]

❤❤

[@captainroll]

It's just simple maths. As long as the 1st and 3rd digit aren't the same, the answer will always come out to 1089.

[@captainroll]

It comes out to 0.

[@LOLquendoTV]

You must be fun at parties

[@KettuKakku]

LOLquendoTV At my parties, they are.

[@weirdunclebob]

1+1 is simple maths. Anything else is over my head! 😂😂😂

[@ginge641]

LOLquendoTV Having a functioning brain = boring, apparently. No wonder our education system's in the toilet.

[@tricesimo]

We learned that in Grade 11 accounting class: if you're off by an amount that is divisible by 9, it's probably a transposition error!

[@scrumpyhunter8561]

Personally I only watched for Aisling, and of course Alan... what babes

[@MountainHawkPYL]

One of the first math tricks you learn as a kid. It's always 1089.

[@YoYoLandFill]

Unless the first and last number are the same.

[@IndigoIndustrial]

@@YoYoLandFill Or all the numbers are the same e.g. 111 minus 111 is 000.

[@matthewcolling266]

It would be nerve racking doing maths with a camera on you but that was easy and could just do it in your head. 😬 I’ve got to say I love Aisling though. 😘

[@digger105337]

Can you imagine her doing George Carlin's " words you can't say on television"?

[@cyanmanta]

Aisling channels Carol Vordeman about as well as she impersonates Rachel Riley.

[@mrav8r]

Who is that guy in the audience?

[@01rai01]

2:11 yes my guy

[@TheEulerID]

As most people ought to have guessed the answer is always 1089 as a minute of two of work with pencil and paper reveals. nb. that's if the first and last digits are different of course.

[@YoYoLandFill]

An audience - when asked individually - will rarely chose the same number.

[@Rorymchair]

I watch this video for perfectly innocent reasons

[@theversusverses]

is no one going to bring up alan smacking himself in the face with the board

[@millomweb]

He could win a prize for the worst look-alike for one half of Laurel & Hardy. Work that one out ! LOL

[@Dementiumfan1990]

What’s with Aisling's Hot Dog On A Stick inspired shirt?

[@MARLIELEPPO]

Its episode 12!!!!!!!!!!

[@asterix811]

Did you see the way Aisling looked right at me??

[@TommyLikeTom]

It always equals 1089 when you follow those instructions, for any starting 3 digit number

[@kdog0088]

it didnt work for 161.

[@RiceFromHell]

it didnt work for 252

[@TheEulerID]

@@RiceFromHell The first and last digits have to be different. Then it always works.

[@millomweb]

@@TheEulerID Try 230 How about 32 ?

[@TheEulerID]

@@millomweb my pleasure 230 032 ------ 198 891 + ------ 1089 ==== As for 32, then what's asked for was a 3 digit number, so it will have to be 032 032 230 ------ 198 (smallest from largest) 891 + ------ 1089 ==== However, if it was xyx xyx xyx ------ 000 000 ------ 000 === So, it doesn't work if the last and first digits are equal

[@RasPutintheGreat]

Sandy knows how to choose ladies

[@TheLung234]

The set up is better than oceans 11

[@FueledByAdobo03]

As a person who doesn't like Math, I feel her... 😂😂😂

[@lewistodd7536]

I like maths, not sure about "math", though...

[@FueledByAdobo03]

Lewis Todd Sorry, the Empire didn't manage to reach the shores of the Philippines. Thank the Americans, sir.

[@lewistodd7536]

Haha, well done for taking the joke in good spirit.

[@FueledByAdobo03]

Lewis Todd If a non-Brit watches this show and loves it, he or she has a high chance of knowing British jokes... 😉

[@lewistodd7536]

That is true :)

[@Alex-jg2bc]

Does anyone know why it will always add up to 1089?

[@hrishikeshsrivatsa]

Let the original number be ABC, that is, 100*A + 10*B + C Here A, B and C are digits, whole numbers from 0 to 9. In order to be a three-digit number, presumably A is not zero. Then its reverse is: 100*C + 10*B + A Subtracting the smaller from the larger, you get: 99*A - 99*C or 99*C - 99*A Notice that the B's drop out. Suppose A > C, so it is the former result you get. (The same kind of argument works for A < C; A = C is one of the exceptions below.) Let us assume the difference is a number DEF i.e. 99*(A-C) = 100*D + 10*E + F Notice that 0 < A-C

[@howardsmith9342]

Magic.

[@illuminati4786]

99+990 = 18 -People who study art.

[@1988ryan1]

she put 18 in the 10s row so she has 18 lots of 10, as in 9(0) + 9(0) =18(0) That's how you easily work out any complex addition by breaking it down into 1s,10s ect and why you start at the right and work left like they did in the video, no?

[@illuminati4786]

@@1988ryan1 dude what even r u trying to do. There is no such thing as complex addition.

[@1988ryan1]

@@illuminati4786 Yes there is, complex refering to how you have to do multiple stages to work it out. Taken from the definition as a general adjective not from the purely mathmatical denotation in which 'complex addition' does still exist "Consisting of many different and connected parts" adding two six digit numbers is clearly more complex than just adding 2+2. Either way its pretty straightforward that she was just adding the tens column of 9+9... which was my entire point.

[@Nickgowans]

She is lush. Funny, sexy accent, gorgeous. What's not to love.

[@ComradeBread]

I mean we've all done our math homework while our parents shout at us about how it should be an easy question

[@kasperkjrsgaard1447]

Blimey - she’s cute

[@marcwaters3478]

I have a massive crush on this woman.

[@nczioox1116]

"Wow that was painful!"

[@CONNELL19511216]

Aisling can be my maths teacher

[@gurrrn1102]

ah the old 1089 trick from primary school...

[@LegacyFTW]

Please. PLEASE provide Closed Captions on your videos. Please?

[@andrew7taylor]

I don't get it. They are pretty close to regular, understandable English. Not like Johnny Vegas :)

[@LegacyFTW]

Some people are hard of hearing or have other reasons why closed captions would be helpful.

[@lewistodd7536]

andrew7taylor Johnny Vegas is northern English... we're not that difficult to understand, are we? If you think Johnny Vegas is bad, you should try watching a clip of the film "Kes", set in Barnsley, South Yorkshire.

[@lewistodd7536]

LegacyFTW People are free to add them themselves.

[@tobybartels8426]

Lewis Todd : What, to _this_ video? How does one do that?

[@navdeep90156]

I so so wish for a girlfriend like Aisling bea 😍😘😘

[@GlenBrixey]

That audience member is the spit of Joseph Gordon-Levitt

[@johnthomas4516]

Glen Brixey glad somebody else thought so.

[@kamen42]

0:30 "I'm surrounded by idiots."

[@boozebeard9501]

Would have been so good if the number took you to the place in the book that explained the trick haha

[@abqnm8811]

The audience members should all have selected the same number.

[@TheTruthKiwi]

I've seen quite a few videos where American school kids can apparently easily solve complex formulas and equations. I on the the other hand am equal to Aisling when it comes to maths

[@millomweb]

If you're that bad, how would you know ? LOL

[@chillwalker]

You've meant asian kids, right?

[@calico27]

I had to actually try this out to figure out that the result would always be 1089, no matter what 3 numbers you started with 🤦‍♀️

[@unclecreepy4185]

No. The 1st and 3rd digits have to be different. But kudos for passing 1st grade.

[@nunyanunya4147]

step one beautiful assistant. step two add the... step two add... step two fuck it FRENCH!

[@r_a_]

I forgot how to subtract while watching the video.

[@Bradbradhehe]

Taking the reversed number away from the original is always 99 if it was 3 digits. Try it :)

[@TassieLorenzo]

Hmm, 783-387=396, 785-587=198... It's rather crucial the final digit is one less than the first digit!

[@Bradbradhehe]

@@TassieLorenzo you're right! I wasn't specific enough :p

[@Alakaizer]

Simple correction. The difference will always be a multiple of 99.

[@jenicdarling9690]

I see a easy question on a test lile 2 + 2 and think it cant be 4 its a trick so yeah id be bad at this like just part guy says 8 id be like right ....8 is.... Always 17 guessing myself not second guessing....god i make everything hard on myself lol

[@Kelly_C]

isn't it, like... obvious... that 827 is 99 more than 728??

[@ROOPAHOO]

So Aislings middle name is scrubber, bloody hell.

[@flyawaytodie]

That was awkward geek hot!

[@redelfshotthefood8213]

Plot twist: “mentalist” trick. Actually this method always gives 1089 as an answer based on math. Thus the book known in advance, the number known in advance, gives the word. It’s a magician’s choice mentalist trick.

[@unclecreepy4185]

Thanks Captain obvious. I mean, unless you’re in 1st grade and have figured out subtraction, we all know this.

[@TcheQ]

Only works in decimal

[@JimC]

In base eight you always get 1067. Base sixteen, 10EF. For any base > 2, the digits are always 1,0, the base minus 2, the base minus 1.

[@TIMB1222]

i said this before but Aisling Bea is so hotttt

[@one-eye1721]

Gorgeous, and so funny. US female comics tend to be one or the other. Or neither, in the case of Amy Schumer.

[@davidharrison9324]

i miss u still stephen fry..

[@SyntaxTerr0r]

Aisling Bea should replace rachel Riley in Countdown.

[@Sekusamu]

Let us suppose that x and y are the first and last digits. Then the result of the subtraction is... 99*(|x-y|) x and y are 1 digit numbers. So the only possible values of |x-y| are 0...9. lets say b=|x-y|. if b > 0 then the addition is 100*b+90+(9-b)+100*(9-b)+90+b =100*b+90+9-b+900-100*b+90+b =100*b-100*b+b-b+90+9+900+90 =1089, always However, note that if x=y then b=0, and the subtraction gives 000, so if the first person chooses the same number as the last person, the illusionist must suggest that they choose a different number. Probably people are psychologically disposed to all choose different numbers, so it probably never happens. Also, the middle number gets subtracted from itself, the middle person is just a distraction.

[@MCLooyverse]

So, take a three digit number `abc` (note, `ab` here will mean concatenation in base 10, not multiplication), and subtract from it `cba` (then take the absolute value, or assume `a !< c`, as I will here). The answer will be 100 * (a - c) + c - a = 100 * (a - c) - (a - c). Now we have 2 cases: a - c = 0, and not that. Hence forth, assume a - c != 0 (=> a != c). For any digit `x`, let `x̅` be its ten's compliment, then the result of the subtraction is (a - c - 1)9(̅a̅ ̅-̅ ̅c̅)̅. Now, we sum this result, and its reverse: (a - c - 1)9(̅a̅ ̅-̅ ̅c̅)̅ + (̅a̅ ̅-̅ ̅c̅)̅9(a - c - 1). Note that the sum of a digit and its ten's compliment is, by definition, 10. So we have 100 * (10 - 1) + 10 * (18) + 1 * (10 - 1) = 1089. Tada. Here's hoping overlines render better in a real comment than in this preview box. Also, if you're seeing a lot of weird boxes, your browser doesn't have a font to render overlines, so just imagine that box isn't there, and there's a line over the character before it. Edit: Eh, it renders ok. It looks like that character is really supposed to go over two characters, like x̅y, rather than just one.

[@IndigoIndustrial]

If you think that's complex, try pronouncing Aisling Clíodhnadh O'Sullivan. See also, en.wikipedia.org/wiki/1089_(number)

[@blackletter2591]

You must be a hoot at parties

[@MCLooyverse]

@@blackletter2591 You think so? I wouldn't know.

[@robertkielty5094]

HOW, SANDY, HOW!????

[@natashajanesilvers3548]

The starting numbers are unimportant* (see update at the end), if you do that order of actions you will always get 1089, You can prove this with algebra, if you want I can show you the prove it just might get a bit mangled when put into ascii characters. Update: I did I little more playing around with the trick and I've found a case were it doesn't work, if the first and last numbers are the same, eg 313 or 454. However it doesn't matter if the middle number matches either the first or last number, eg 332 and 244 would work. Meaning the trick will work for about 90% of all possible 3 figure numbers.

[@unclecreepy4185]

If you take a 3 digit number where the 1st and 3rd digit are different, you’ll end up with a 3 digit number where “9” is always in the middle and the 1st and 3rd digit equal “9” when added together. You can do this with any 2-digit number (where the numbers are different) and end up with “99”. You can do this with any 4-digit number (where the 2nd and 3rd digit are different) and end up with 10,890.

[@jeffcolorado]

Always 1089

[@vivekraval9910]

I think its always 1089.

[@paddotk]

Not that baffling once you realise that any given three-digit number results in 099 and therefore 1089...

[@tobyzxcd]

go on creek

[@blaze4111]

try this trick with any three letters numbers and you'll see it's always 1089.

[@freespeechisdead1565]

Anyone else struggle as much as Aisling with that math problem? My head started to hurt.

[@danielmiller3596]

But that Sandi Toksvig

[@scherado01]

Well, 1089 is the answer no matter what 3 digits I choose.

[@bjornflokison7443]

Weird seeing Russell Brand not being Russell Brand

[@John_does]

Artilery only

[@robertleitch1050]

there’s gonna be one of these in every video I watch now

[@lawrencecalablaster568]

Your name means "segment of date"?

[@angrytedtalks]

The "magic" trick is childish nonsense. Aisling is by far the star of that clip.

[@unclecreepy4185]

Yeah, you can tell how pissed Sandi got when the audience was way more into Aisling than her “magic”. Sandi thought she was going to steal the show and blow people’s minds with this trick.

[@nunyanunya4147]

Aisling Bea setting women back to 1973!