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He's already fired all of his employees that weren't related to him. This happened like a year or so ago. Plus I doubt they'd have to "fend for themselves." seeing has how most were more than likely paid a lot of money to work with him.

Yeah you are far from getting it down in 3 days. Your pinky kept twitching like it was having a spaz attack and you essentially gave it away big time.

3 days to get the Raise rise down to performance standard? You either must have godly strong pinky muscles or your full of crap. I'll say the latter. For me tho it takes me like a month to get confident enough in even the easiest effects out there.

It doesn't really matter WHAT you do as long as you treat them like you're treating their parents. That's pretty much all they want, if they think you are treating them like kids (which is what they are). They will end up ruining the show. You could essentially do something like card in hand or...

Well if you are looking for a career in magic, you're going to have a very hard time with it. Because like I said, people can just find any magician in the yellow pages. What is the reason they should hire you, besides the fact that you do magic?

How do you want to be remembered? As a guy who just does tricks? Because if you're trying to get a career as a guy who just does tricks. Then well, you're going to find that people aren't going to hire you. Due to the fact that they can find anybody like that in the yellow pages.

Watch Eugene Burger, Derren Brown or anybody else. They don't just do it to do it. They give what they do meaning and thus give it more impact.

Wait you perfected the clipshift in two days.. YEAH RIGHT. I know that it can take anywhere from 5 months to a year or two to get it down good enough.

Strike DL.

I don't see what's so wrong with David Blaine doing his endurance stunts. People wouldn't watch his specials if all he did was a bunch of close up effects. That's just something that's not TV worthy. It's also why Masters of Illusion only has like small little shots of close up stuff and a lot...

Skip it and buy Malone Meets Marlo instead.

Now that I think about it, this effect is actually on the market. I think it's called Believe by Aaron Delong. The only minor difference is that you don't put a card on the table at the start. The card has the name of an important person/place or thing written on it, and it pulled from a sealed...

To be the Highlander. There can be Only One. If you're a mentalist you can actually combine with two things. Have one person think of an important name/place or thing to them, and have the other think of a card. After they say what they thought of, You turn over the card to show the...

Yeah just guide them to standing over to one side or the other.

You would if you payed them like 50-100 bucks to react and be on your show.

Better. Looking forward to seeing what he has up his sleeves.

Yeah throwing the deck at them would do the job perfectly. Tho I'd suggest that you just ignore them and don't accept their challenges. As the old saying goes. Don't give them the stick to beat you with.

Well you can either pull them out of your wallet. Which is what I would do, or you can use a regular coin purse. The noise of pulling them out of the pocket is really nothing and I doubt people would call you on it. "HEY, His coins made a sound when coming out of his pocket! He's a FRAUD!!"

Scott Baird also works at a Magic shop so he does perform for real people every so often. The problem I have with youtube kids is that youtube makes it so it's REALLY easy to catch what you're doing just by rewinding and watching it in slow mo. Magic wasn't made for the internet, it was made...

TA is nice but I find myself using less and less of the effects. A lot of them are nice and I have performed a few of them. But it's really not THAT great of a Box set. There are better DVD's out there. John G's stuff, Bill Malone and even Art of of Astonishment is a great book set.