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Are you crazy?! It would be like a six hour long DVD!

I've actually heard this one before, but it's a really great tip. In practice, the magician should ask himself: If there was no magic happening, would the movements still be entertaining to watch? The way I think about this is in terms of how I handle my equipment and myself. Am I smooth...

I'm praying that the MTV part was a joke...

It was unicorns, obviously. Actually, that's a good question. I too would like this information.

It's actually not that hard. I had to learn it from his book. Once you understand why you are doing what you're doing, it gets a lot easier.

It's not that it's exceptionally difficult, I just don't feel comfortable with it based on how it was taught.

I mean, I've been doing the classic pass for a while, but I learned it from Ninja, so I guess it goes without saying that I rarely use it. I really want to learn it right from somebody who knows what it is and knows how to teach it.

I would love to see a 1-on-1 with Aaron Fisher going over the classic pass. I would love to see how he does it and get his tips.

Yeah, I found that it forces you to use your fingers rather than using your whole wrist. It makes Molecule 2 look better since there's less movement from the arms.