I thought he was going to turn over the wrong card, and then reveal the right card from the wood chipper pile. It could be done, and might make the trick more impressive.
what would be REALLY impressive, is if he'd chip the right card and then find all the pieces and with a magical movement, solve the puzzle of putting those pieces back together. so it would be actual pieces of the card, when put together, you can see the signature.
I know I am a bit late but for me what would be impressive if he after chipping the cards jumped inside the machine and gave the middle finger to everyone in the theater leaving them with horror, truma and nightmares
A sticky substance used in magic to invisibly mark objects or make them stick to places they wouldn't normally is called a "daub". So Flintstone saying Yabba DAUBA do" is Teller calling him out on the use of daub to mark the card and pack.
@@mathewlarrigan2723 He didnt feel around the top for most of them though and if he didnt look he couldnt of used it, as well as having a marked deck making it much easier
not only did he clearly get a good look at the decks before putting the blindfold on, but also none of the other decks are opened so you can feel the difference as well as see the stickers
The other decks in the box were never touched or inspected, so he could easily make them different. If you remove half the cards in each deck, you should be able to feel the difference. After they are shredded you wont be able to tell at a glance if the deck was complete. Another way to do it would be to simply put the decks in a fridge to feel the temprature difference, or put a invisible marker on the decks, like small piece of adhesive film. And there are hundreds of ways to find a selected card in a deck. Its THE most used card trick. I have to admit that i don't know which specific trick he used, though.
The Flintstone's reference is very interesting. One of the great card magicians is Fred Kaps ("Fred Flinstone"). The "Yabadabadoo" is a code of one of his tricks, also known as "the Mixer" to keen learners of the art of Kaps. I love this show, and how Penn disguises his explanation to the aspiring magicians, who obviously read about the greatest of the classics to get to where they are today.
+multiinvisibleman i have no clue what effect you are talking about, but Yabadabadoo refers to something else. A technique. im curious about the Mixer trick though. cant find which one you are talking about
+multiinvisibleman He emphasized "stone" , kept repeating it. he was saying there was a weight in there like a rock or a stone that was placed in via slight of hand, as teller says "i believe it was a fresh deck" and something along the lines of slight of hand was used later on the deck, not stocked before he arrived. That is what i took from it as someone who knows nothing about the reference you talk about or magicians in genre. Am i off ? I thought the yabadabadoo was just a fun way of getting him to say he wasn't tricking them
What makes this less than ideal trick for me is it's just one card. He can palm it off the deck as soon as he returns it. Looks like he probably didn't, but he could have. The signed card doesn't even have to go into any of the decks at all and it can reappear in the end when it needs to.
BRILLIANT, HAVE ALWAYS LIKED YOUR TRICKS AND THE IDEAS BEHIND THEM MARKIS!! Always been a fan and active performer in MMA as well as Magic, super cool to see you do both bud!!
My original guess what that he felt the edges of the card boxes for the broken seal. Then felt the bottoms of the cards to the marker. But apparently he just marked the box and the card with some kind of sticky substance.
The Flintstones reference was a hidden message meaning he used a substance called ''Duab'', its a sticky substance so he can feel what card he chose in the deck, and which deck in the pile of decks, because they were covered with Duab.
Dabba is name for putting a sticky substance on card he had stuff on one of his fingers or something and he puts that stuff on card and on box so just has to feel the substance while blindfolded and knows he has the box and then same shit on card to know he has card
Jonathan might return for the next season since it was only a scheduling conflict. Ross is good friends with Penn and Teller and regularly did hosting duties for them in England since the 80's, so I don't see them wanting to permanently replace him.
As with any magic trick, the decks had to be marked or coated so that Mark would know which deck that card was in and again the card had to be coated so the feel of the card would be different from all the other cards.
Apparently no one (at least that I'm seeing) is getting what Penn is going on about. Fred Flintstone said "Yabba Dabba Doo". Penn is saying "Yauba Dauba Doo". Daub. Daub [dôb]VERB coat or smear (a surface) with a thick or sticky substance in a carelessly rough or liberal way: Bingo players refer to marking their bingo cards as "Daubing". He had a substance on his fingers that he used to mark the card. Notice his right hand, how he is holding his pinky awkwardly, away from the deck, himself, and his other fingers. He slides the pinky up and touches the signed card before he puts the deck back together. It's possible he marks the deck itself in the same way, but if you notice he squeezes (top and bottom) each deck as he's going through them. That box would feel different than all the rest. I believe that he had somehow modified the other decks to feel slightly different than the object deck. Notice they are never touched except by him. He mimes shaking the container, not reaching in and mixing the decks by hand. He pointedly tells Johnathan when he's shaking the container full of decks "...making sure not to drop anything" and when they are dumped on the table "...making sure nothing drops on the floor". He could also be feeling for the difference between an unaltered deck and the deck with the advertising cards and jokers taken out, but it would be more foolproof to have altered the decks in some way.
Mr. Daba is a magician, you can find him on youtube, he also sells tricks. Mr. Daba likes it when you break seals. :P I'm guessing that's what this is referring to.
Remember when he took all the promo and jokers out? It made the deck a bit smaller so he could FEEL which deck it was. Then he probably memorized the sequence of the cards. Probably not right about how he found John's card, but im pretty sure about the first thing.
Why can't he just feel for the open deck? The rest of them have stickers on them and are closed but that one is opened and then closed so the sticker would have been partly missing. Idk about the second part where he picks the right card but that's what I was thinking it was.
+Ben DeVries He was mentioning I forget the word I think it was dabba which is like a sticky substance that he put on the card so he would know which deck it is in and which card would it be.
+Nikola Maric I also could have been referencing a simpler thing, Ya a dab of glue. Penn believed the cards were not gimmick ed right away, but rather during the trick, he probably marked the Frist deck box with wax or some other substance with his thumb right as he took it out and then marked the card as Jonathan took the choice card from his hand with the same substance. From there, you literally feel for the trasnparent wax like marking and that makes it easy to find with your fingers, but near impossible to see with the camera or someones eyes.
its so simple at 2:50 when Johnathon puts his card back into the deck the magician just palms the card up his sleeve so now the magician has johnathans card up his sleeve. at 6:15 he then switches the random card he picked out of the deck with johnathans card that is up his sleeve.
***** yes I umderstand that method but I believe he palmed the cards based on what I said above. If he marked the cards can you tell me when he marked johnathans card please and what with
+Football Chat Its not like your word holds any more merit or credibility than his. i agree with jonathyn and XTFparrot. your explanation doesnt even try to explain the "yabba dauba do".
I know nothing about magic but this seemed obvious. Little braille type ridges on the backs of the first deck, as Jonathan writes on his card he clearly spins the deck around in his hand, so that when Jon replaces his card, it is the only one with the ridge on the other end. Same thing with the boxes, they are all smooth but the box with his card in has a little braille type mark on it.
+Austin Urch Doubt it was temperature.... I think they all were half decks apart from Johnathan's. Would be easy to distinguish then. No idea how he chose Johnathon's card though!
Correct me if I am wrong put recognizing by feeling one opened deck of cards compared to thirty or so others sealed ones, shoudn't be that difficult for a trickster.
It was how quickly he did it that makes that questionable.. he didn't stand there and feel all the seals, but rather scooped them up in bunches and shredded them. And if you look toward the end when he puts in the last pile of decks, there's on there that looks to have the seal broken.
Other decks were unopened with no broken seal so you could feel those. Then, the marker used had a raised/embroidered ink that he was able to feel with his fingers as he was passing the cards from the deck to the table.
not even close. .... I don't care what people think about this method but it's absolutely brilliant when in right hands.... Want 2 know how it's done____ get SEER by mark calabrese from ellusionist.
First time through, I stopped it at 7:35 and I think, a skin colored glue adhesive piece of tape, stuck to his thumb, very small even,. Like the size of an eraser head on a pencil, or smaller And the other side of that skin colored piece of tape, stuck to the inside of the one of his thumbs or fingers? Maybe... I would expect the other side of that tape to be blue with a small white line through it Similar to the color and pattern on the deck... . Now I know this is easy to look for if I watch the video again, but this was my first time through and I'm curious what Penn and Teller say
Okay, at 9 Minutes 8 Seconds... It seems like I was correct, he used a type of 'Dobber'... Style As he was describing the act and said that it was gimmicked later, and agreed to a dobb, or two... Then it could have been done the way I described, or something very similar method If he wasn't feeling the card so much, it wouldn't have given it away so much But he was technically just feeling the cards, which isn't a trick, one of them had to feel different Same with the boxes
Jesus Christ. When he said "Yabba dabba do" he was saying "Yabba DAUBba do." "Daub" is a substance you can put on cards (Or in this case, on cards, and on a deck of cards) to mark them to the touch, but not to the eye. It was widely used by gambling cheats before magicians adopted it for magic routines.
you can find everything online and you can learn everything, if you wanna become a magician.. it's all open and free for the public.. and penn and teller often explain their own tricks.. all these guys come to P & T to get their ass busted..
@@magicmark52 Huh seriously? Thats a helluvah nifty trick then, I saw you grabbing them by the ends so I figured you went the simple route, guess I got something to go nuts over for the next couple days to figure it out :D Excellent job I hope you're still performing strong.
he forced the 10 clubs on Ross - not much black pen signature shows on a card like that, forged it in every single deck, and placed it in a certain position in every deck. the chance that it was actually the shuffled deck was very little, so that is how I guess it was done (that was not a bottom deal) so he could've done it without textures, marking, peeking etc.
The target deck would be lighter and I would guess more importantly less rigid because between 7%-10% of the cards were discarded (jokers, ads and bridge score sheet) - so that's how you could get to the right deck by touch and feel. And from Penn's explanation I'd guess he must have put a substance on the actual card with the signature.
do you think he has a weighing machine installed in his hand?-_- dude,you can't feel the difference of weight due to 4 missing cards! he probably had a substance on the deck as well.
Jonathan is too funny to be the person having magic done on him
Note to future contestants: you now have seen Jonathan's signature and should be able to prep a card to match!
lol
+Andrew Rothman Ahahah that would be devilishly sly. Also possibly risky
Andrew Rothman now Alison. But yeah not a bad idea!!!
Apollys not if you draw a box form him to write in!
Note to future contestants: Jonathan is no longer on the show.
I thought he was going to turn over the wrong card, and then reveal the right card from the wood chipper pile. It could be done, and might make the trick more impressive.
Definitely doable too, albeit by an altogether different method.
me too!
That would b cool
what would be REALLY impressive, is if he'd chip the right card and then find all the pieces and with a magical movement, solve the puzzle of putting those pieces back together. so it would be actual pieces of the card, when put together, you can see the signature.
I know I am a bit late but for me what would be impressive if he after chipping the cards jumped inside the machine and gave the middle finger to everyone in the theater leaving them with horror, truma and nightmares
YABA-DABA-DU ...get it? Get it? Cause I don't!
he had something sticky/greasy on his thumb. he marked the card and the box so he could feel it later. very simple trick
Did you call the magician a greasy thumb? Because of his accent and complexion? Well, that wasn't nice, Sir.
A sticky substance used in magic to invisibly mark objects or make them stick to places they wouldn't normally is called a "daub". So Flintstone saying Yabba DAUBA do" is Teller calling him out on the use of daub to mark the card and pack.
The box was marked because the sticky seal on the top was brocken and the rest of the packs were unopened.
Daub the card, daub the deck... The rest is just showmanship.
Loved the Shakespearean reference, by the way.
The Fred Flinstone's reference was talking about Daub. Hence "Yabba DUABa Doo". It's a way of marking the deck and being able to feel it.
Thnx
It was the ONLY opened pack ..
Rewatch it ..
Every deck was sealed
@@mathewlarrigan2723 He didnt feel around the top for most of them though and if he didnt look he couldnt of used it, as well as having a marked deck making it much easier
@@obsidiack1489
There was still an obvious something on that pack ..
Embroidery maybe ..
Anything .. multiple options
@@obsidiack1489 He was probably doing the blindfold peek that Penn was talking about to see the one that was open, if that's the technique he used.
not only did he clearly get a good look at the decks before putting the blindfold on, but also none of the other decks are opened so you can feel the difference as well as see the stickers
Always loved the respect they show for each other, fool or mot
Awesome work, Mark! Hell of a display!
+John Sang Really? Mark should stick to training in both card effects and more than likely, MMA. RUB A DAUB DUB - STICKY FINGER - THERE'S THE RUB!
He still fooled them into playing the extreme version of 52 card pick up.
Other decks wasn't opened so he did feel that one deck was opened.
Even if he did do that it was still impressive that he found Jonathan's care blind folded
Jack Young Yeah, well that was mathematic move, maybe :D
+Unkel Sam You're right about finding the deck, but you are not even close to how he found the card in the deck.
+Juan José Fonseca Godoy he knows how many cards he put on top of the signed card, so he just had to count
Costa Ventura That's the truth
The other decks in the box were never touched or inspected, so he could easily make them different. If you remove half the cards in each deck, you should be able to feel the difference. After they are shredded you wont be able to tell at a glance if the deck was complete. Another way to do it would be to simply put the decks in a fridge to feel the temprature difference, or put a invisible marker on the decks, like small piece of adhesive film.
And there are hundreds of ways to find a selected card in a deck. Its THE most used card trick.
I have to admit that i don't know which specific trick he used, though.
+Kame Ton WRONG! MARK just tried to splash it up with a mess of crap flying & a "dib daub dib, blue moon" (if you know the song, you know the secret)
+TAROTAI what song? i tried googling dib daub dib, blue moon and it doesnt come up
The Flintstone's reference is very interesting. One of the great card magicians is Fred Kaps ("Fred Flinstone"). The "Yabadabadoo" is a code of one of his tricks, also known as "the Mixer" to keen learners of the art of Kaps. I love this show, and how Penn disguises his explanation to the aspiring magicians, who obviously read about the greatest of the classics to get to where they are today.
+multiinvisibleman i have no clue what effect you are talking about, but Yabadabadoo refers to something else. A technique. im curious about the Mixer trick though. cant find which one you are talking about
+multiinvisibleman He emphasized "stone" , kept repeating it. he was saying there was a weight in there like a rock or a stone that was placed in via slight of hand, as teller says "i believe it was a fresh deck" and something along the lines of slight of hand was used later on the deck, not stocked before he arrived. That is what i took from it as someone who knows nothing about the reference you talk about or magicians in genre. Am i off ? I thought the yabadabadoo was just a fun way of getting him to say he wasn't tricking them
Gabriel S you might be right.. search "daub" only clue I understood.
Kaps was a badass magician!!
magician puts a sticky substance on the deck & card--the "doo"
What a waste of 51 perfectly good deck.
nobody cares. it's 14 bucks for 12 decks
+CubeSicle I'd imagine that professional magicians would get their decks wholesale, so it would probably be considerably less.
+Malvinace Zhen They may have been used vegas decks.
+CubeSicle in Australia I get 1 deck for $15 so it makes me cry watching this
Bob Biggins I got em at around $5-8 bucks (AUD). Tho still thats 250 bucks that could be used for something else.
What makes this less than ideal trick for me is it's just one card. He can palm it off the deck as soon as he returns it. Looks like he probably didn't, but he could have. The signed card doesn't even have to go into any of the decks at all and it can reappear in the end when it needs to.
Jonathan , the perfect host .
if you knew how expensive a deck of these are in my country, you wouldn't do it :( lol
excellent trick all the way!
BRILLIANT, HAVE ALWAYS LIKED YOUR TRICKS AND THE IDEAS BEHIND THEM MARKIS!! Always been a fan and active performer in MMA as well as Magic, super cool to see you do both bud!!
Mark C. I just love your MAGIC. Very cool bro!!!
My original guess what that he felt the edges of the card boxes for the broken seal. Then felt the bottoms of the cards to the marker.
But apparently he just marked the box and the card with some kind of sticky substance.
The Flintstones reference was a hidden message meaning he used a substance called ''Duab'', its a sticky substance so he can feel what card he chose in the deck, and which deck in the pile of decks, because they were covered with Duab.
+Shaun Hardwicke Nice one. Revealing the trick like a dick
:)
it's particularly impressive that you misspelled the word "daub" twice. at least you're consistent.
www.dictionary.com/browse/daub
A wrestling magician...maybe he should go up against The Shocker!, who also appeared on Fool Us :P
jerek 120 is a wrestling magician too. he has a CZcams channel.
Yabba Dauba Doo. great job mark, love the seer.
he felt the top of the decks to see wether the paper seals were intact or not
combustingducks no the cards had a weight in them which rattled when shook
POTUS correct but he found the one without the weight from the get go
Dabba is name for putting a sticky substance on card he had stuff on one of his fingers or something and he puts that stuff on card and on box so just has to feel the substance while blindfolded and knows he has the box and then same shit on card to know he has card
@@aldoparziale2631
Thanks now I know what DABA is
Great show!
Jonathan is a really good presenter. He should have stayed.
they did ask him, but he had other commitments
Don Fanto I know! Alyson is terrible.
***** She can't seem to really enjoy it. While he was very fluent at it. And his jokes were much funnier also.
Jonathan might return for the next season since it was only a scheduling conflict. Ross is good friends with Penn and Teller and regularly did hosting duties for them in England since the 80's, so I don't see them wanting to permanently replace him.
Definitely is. But I love Allison, she's so sweet. And I love her awkwardness.
He put something on the card and the deck so he could feel whatever was on the card and deck to find it again. It's a dabba do.
As with any magic trick, the decks had to be marked or coated so that Mark would know which deck that card was in and again the card had to be coated so the feel of
the card would be different from all the other cards.
He used a completely sealed deck and this can be performed without signature with a borrowed deck.. I don't know what people get by finding faults???
This is just amazing! I have got a performance on my channel using the same principal by Mr Calabrese
This guys beginner video was hilarious 😆 Cue the sentimental sad emotional piano music hilarious 🤣
Still blew my mind
Apparently no one (at least that I'm seeing) is getting what Penn is going on about. Fred Flintstone said "Yabba Dabba Doo". Penn is saying "Yauba Dauba Doo". Daub.
Daub
[dôb]VERB coat or smear (a surface) with a thick or sticky substance in a carelessly rough or liberal way:
Bingo players refer to marking their bingo cards as "Daubing".
He had a substance on his fingers that he used to mark the card. Notice his right hand, how he is holding his pinky awkwardly, away from the deck, himself, and his other fingers. He slides the pinky up and touches the signed card before he puts the deck back together. It's possible he marks the deck itself in the same way, but if you notice he squeezes (top and bottom) each deck as he's going through them. That box would feel different than all the rest. I believe that he had somehow modified the other decks to feel slightly different than the object deck. Notice they are never touched except by him. He mimes shaking the container, not reaching in and mixing the decks by hand. He pointedly tells Johnathan when he's shaking the container full of decks "...making sure not to drop anything" and when they are dumped on the table "...making sure nothing drops on the floor". He could also be feeling for the difference between an unaltered deck and the deck with the advertising cards and jokers taken out, but it would be more foolproof to have altered the decks in some way.
what does that mean tho
Daub is the person who invented the trick.
Golden Duck
You are the second person to say this. Where are you pulling that information from? Cite a source or I'm going to guess "your ass".
Mr. Daba is a magician, you can find him on youtube, he also sells tricks. Mr. Daba likes it when you break seals. :P I'm guessing that's what this is referring to.
Guy Fawkes I really just said that because other people said it, and it seemed legit.
So no, I was not pulling it out of MY ass.
kids in africa could've played with those cards...
Holy shit....well off you go,take some with you.
kids in africa could've eaten those cards
no dude.. they could have eaten those cards for few years
shit
that's horrible lol
u do the thing on the box + the playing card got u ;) i looooove it + you u are goood +coool
Who saw that deck fall on the ground at 4:49 ?
+SuperZogster you should delete this comment
+1pizzapop why?
+SuperZogster cmon man... srsly
+Chris Nunn he meant 5:49
No he didn't
Love when they speak in code XD
5:50 there is a deck on the floor
Well spotted.
Falls at 4:58. Looks like the machine might've spat it out, or it fell from the table when he went for a new batch.
Remember when he took all the promo and jokers out? It made the deck a bit smaller so he could FEEL which deck it was. Then he probably memorized the sequence of the cards. Probably not right about how he found John's card, but im pretty sure about the first thing.
+Loren Kelly He found the card using the Seer
Wisconsin Fishing and Outdoors pretty sure?
Why can't he just feel for the open deck? The rest of them have stickers on them and are closed but that one is opened and then closed so the sticker would have been partly missing. Idk about the second part where he picks the right card but that's what I was thinking it was.
He can feel the writing on the card from the special pin.
Man this was a great trick!
Anyone know what the Flintstones reference is revealing?
Yes
+Ben DeVries He was mentioning I forget the word I think it was dabba which is like a sticky substance that he put on the card so he would know which deck it is in and which card would it be.
Yabba DAUBba doo
+Nar Wang Daub*
+Nikola Maric I also could have been referencing a simpler thing, Ya a dab of glue. Penn believed the cards were not gimmick ed right away, but rather during the trick, he probably marked the Frist deck box with wax or some other substance with his thumb right as he took it out and then marked the card as Jonathan took the choice card from his hand with the same substance. From there, you literally feel for the trasnparent wax like marking and that makes it easy to find with your fingers, but near impossible to see with the camera or someones eyes.
mark: puts cards in the chipper
*Janitor has left the chat*
When his thumb touches the top of the card that Jonathan signed is when the "magic" happens :)
That was something, impressive trick
He should've just handed the other 51 decks to the crowd
Yeah... Anything but destroying 51 perfectly fine decks. Really unnecessary.
Great trick!
Of course it was easy to find a deck of cards that wasn’t wrapped.
There are several ways to find the right package. Everyone can do it their own way. It's worse to find a crumpled card - it takes a bit of training.
Great trick, like the idea, but it's not necessary to destroy all the remaining decks! It's a big waste come on...
+Stéphane Pic The spectacle is the point.
+Stéphane Pic kids in China could of eaten the paper..
+TheRsVidzz dude? Why china? If then it's kids in africa
Zexxed F Africans are cellulose intolerant, didnt you know? thats why they dont like books, they cant process them.
@@yonidellarocha9412 you think you're funny huh?
This was very devious...
I thought this was awesome, he's very good.
Was he feeling the ripped seal on the boxes? And did he count where the card was placed or did he somehow feel the sharpie's ink?
The card cutter was an everlasting gobstopper machine from ww.
"MIGHTY MARK FEEL THE SEAMS!"
Very easy to also do with a weighted box.
"mahk cowabweesssssss"
its so simple at 2:50 when Johnathon puts his card back into the deck the magician just palms the card up his sleeve so now the magician has johnathans card up his sleeve. at 6:15 he then switches the random card he picked out of the deck with johnathans card that is up his sleeve.
***** marked the card with what and when did he mark it?
***** yes I umderstand that method but I believe he palmed the cards based on what I said above. If he marked the cards can you tell me when he marked johnathans card please and what with
***** who told you he used wax? any sources for this information?
***** so there must be a link online to an interview he has given or something to prove this otherwise it is just your word
+Football Chat Its not like your word holds any more merit or credibility than his. i agree with jonathyn and XTFparrot. your explanation doesnt even try to explain the "yabba dauba do".
I need those decks
I know nothing about magic but this seemed obvious.
Little braille type ridges on the backs of the first deck, as Jonathan writes on his card he clearly spins the deck around in his hand, so that when Jon replaces his card, it is the only one with the ridge on the other end.
Same thing with the boxes, they are all smooth but the box with his card in has a little braille type mark on it.
Closeish but wrong
Raskolnikov32 stupid.
Where I'm from those decks cost about 50 bucks for 12 due to not being sold here :(
i felt broken in that card :'( ever since i started magic i never had bicycle card :'(
'felt like a ballerina on a stripper pole, just trying to make ends meet' hahahaha looool
Pre signed one in every deck
The other decks were kept at a different temperature so he could tell between the decks and he did something to the card that was signed.
+Austin Urch Yeah if the other decks were different temps, Jonathon would have noticed
+Austin Urch Doubt it was temperature.... I think they all were half decks apart from Johnathan's. Would be easy to distinguish then. No idea how he chose Johnathon's card though!
+David Williams maybe not even half. Don't need to remove a huge amount of cards to tell the difference
lol
Correct me if I am wrong put recognizing by feeling one opened deck of cards compared to thirty or so others sealed ones, shoudn't be that difficult for a trickster.
It was how quickly he did it that makes that questionable.. he didn't stand there and feel all the seals, but rather scooped them up in bunches and shredded them. And if you look toward the end when he puts in the last pile of decks, there's on there that looks to have the seal broken.
Awesome
Dont know about whether he fooled or not... But damn the JANITOR after this performance was pretty pissed
He's a janitor in Vegas... he probably had to clean up worse messes in the audience.
so many good decks :C
Mark Calabrese . . . .you have the skill of a seer ;)
I'm sure the stage crew was thrilled to clean up after this guy.
Their is a weight that rattles in every deck except the original. He the forces the card into a certain spot in the deck.
Stupid
I mean a kid could figure this out. You could even see him touching the seal on the boxes, cause only one of them was broken
Other decks were unopened with no broken seal so you could feel those. Then, the marker used had a raised/embroidered ink that he was able to feel with his fingers as he was passing the cards from the deck to the table.
+Maxwell Mooney It looked like some of the seals WERE broken on the other decks.
+Maxwell Mooney The marker thing is wrong
not even close. .... I don't care what people think about this method but it's absolutely brilliant when in right hands....
Want 2 know how it's done____ get SEER by mark calabrese from ellusionist.
Yabba dabba glue, sticka stone on the box when repacking the cards back in
@Mark Calabrese just admit it, you didn't go there to even try and fool them, you went there to make a big mess that you didn't have to clean up xD
easy trick, feel the box by hand and feel the next card (his card next to the signed card) by hand
JUST DO IT!!!! JUST DO IT!!!!
I think he felt the difference in texture to find johns card
Since it was signed
Love the blindfold and finding the card in the deck and I got this myself
One deck missed the wood chipper. Is that part of the trick?
shredding the decks was probably added for this in case p+t asked to inspect the remaining decks. that way he ends up clean
+Aaron Walderslade Nothing to do with the other decks mate
He just felt the box that is not sealed with plastic and thats it he threw the deck of cards that wasn't open yet
+bryle Lomod none of the other decks were sealed either, you can see that because they weren't shiny!
You fooled me and that's good enough and I am not a magician.
is the technique you use to find the card is the same as the seer ?
You can feel the broken seal on the deck with the signed card.
I think he could feel if the seal was open with the blind fold on as the rest were shut. Idk about the signature
as a collector of cards this hurt to watch.
First time through, I stopped it at 7:35 and I think, a skin colored glue adhesive piece of tape, stuck to his thumb, very small even,. Like the size of an eraser head on a pencil, or smaller
And the other side of that skin colored piece of tape, stuck to the inside of the one of his thumbs or fingers? Maybe...
I would expect the other side of that tape to be blue with a small white line through it
Similar to the color and pattern on the deck...
. Now I know this is easy to look for if I watch the video again, but this was my first time through and I'm curious what Penn and Teller say
Okay, at 9 Minutes 8 Seconds...
It seems like I was correct, he used a type of 'Dobber'...
Style
As he was describing the act and said that it was gimmicked later, and agreed to a dobb, or two...
Then it could have been done the way I described, or something very similar method
If he wasn't feeling the card so much, it wouldn't have given it away so much
But he was technically just feeling the cards, which isn't a trick, one of them had to feel different
Same with the boxes
What was the music at 1:10?
Jesus Christ. When he said "Yabba dabba do" he was saying "Yabba DAUBba do." "Daub" is a substance you can put on cards (Or in this case, on cards, and on a deck of cards) to mark them to the touch, but not to the eye. It was widely used by gambling cheats before magicians adopted it for magic routines.
Guy who made the trick was named daba
No. Penn is saying "Dauba". He "daubed" the card and the deck with something.
Guy Fawkes that is incorrect
i am evan
Go to my comment at the top. Read it. Tell me what part of that is wrong?
No. What +Guy Fawkes says is correct, he daubed the card (marked it with wax/similar).
evan, the heck did you get that info?
Penn always with his secret codes :p
A decent magician should never reveal another magician's secrets.They work for years on a trick.
you can find everything online and you can learn everything, if you wanna become a magician.. it's all open and free for the public.. and penn and teller often explain their own tricks.. all these guys come to P & T to get their ass busted..
THE NOSE
ah yes the notorious MMA move know as Atomic Elbow Drop Off The Top Rope.
So you felt for the ripped seam on the pack you opened? Not too hard but pretty damn smart broski! Loved it.
Not even close
@@magicmark52 Huh seriously? Thats a helluvah nifty trick then, I saw you grabbing them by the ends so I figured you went the simple route, guess I got something to go nuts over for the next couple days to figure it out :D Excellent job I hope you're still performing strong.
at 4:06 is just me or does that deck look different than the others
I got the inside joke lmao
Oh, and he did it on the Box too. Duhh
you really had to destroy 51 decks? :(
he forced the 10 clubs on Ross - not much black pen signature shows on a card like that, forged it in every single deck, and placed it in a certain position in every deck. the chance that it was actually the shuffled deck was very little, so that is how I guess it was done (that was not a bottom deal) so he could've done it without textures, marking, peeking etc.
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The target deck would be lighter and I would guess more importantly less rigid because between 7%-10% of the cards were discarded (jokers, ads and bridge score sheet) - so that's how you could get to the right deck by touch and feel. And from Penn's explanation I'd guess he must have put a substance on the actual card with the signature.
do you think he has a weighing machine installed in his hand?-_-
dude,you can't feel the difference of weight due to 4 missing cards!
he probably had a substance on the deck as well.
My conjecture was that the boxed deck with 4 cards removed would be less rigid, i.e softer.