I was initially interested in this trick because of its kicker ending and how it would provide a good way to get into Deja Vu, Hoffzy Ozbourne, or one of my other tricks involving a four of a kind. Before I even bought this trick I knew the method was going to be simple, but I couldn't figure out a very elegant method on my own and I hoped Arron would divulge some cool tips on how to make it work smoothly with the audience.
The teaching of the method is perfectly clear and left no questions behind as to what to do and how to do it well. Arron makes sure to cover the people handling part of the trick (very important with this effect) just as meticulously as the people handling part. Because the trick part of this production is so hard hitting, Arron also includes a good couple minute long lesson about how to avoid a situation where you're like "Ha! I got you!" and your audience, in Arron's words of odd humor, says, "Thank you, you've fooled me. Please step away from my wife, leave my bread sticks alone, and have my server bring me another iced tea." Without this extra advice the video may have not been worth the cash, but with that extra tid bit I think the value popped up enough to make the thing worth it. I don't feel, "Wow, what a steal!" about it, but the value isn't all that bad.
So in the end, I recommend this to anyone looking for a four card production. Not only do you get that, but a nice, visual trick, and a good bit of advice (which I've started payign attention to with my other tricks, as well. And if you happen to have Panic or plan to buy it, this is an absolute must.
Kristian
The teaching of the method is perfectly clear and left no questions behind as to what to do and how to do it well. Arron makes sure to cover the people handling part of the trick (very important with this effect) just as meticulously as the people handling part. Because the trick part of this production is so hard hitting, Arron also includes a good couple minute long lesson about how to avoid a situation where you're like "Ha! I got you!" and your audience, in Arron's words of odd humor, says, "Thank you, you've fooled me. Please step away from my wife, leave my bread sticks alone, and have my server bring me another iced tea." Without this extra advice the video may have not been worth the cash, but with that extra tid bit I think the value popped up enough to make the thing worth it. I don't feel, "Wow, what a steal!" about it, but the value isn't all that bad.
So in the end, I recommend this to anyone looking for a four card production. Not only do you get that, but a nice, visual trick, and a good bit of advice (which I've started payign attention to with my other tricks, as well. And if you happen to have Panic or plan to buy it, this is an absolute must.
Kristian
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