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Pace, Jim
L&L Publishing
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I felt compelled to write this review in order to offet the unfair preexisting review. Just because somebody scared their daughter is no reason to shoot down an excellent trick. For one, the manuscript clearly states the effect is strong and to use discretion when choosing participants. Two, it was the reviewer, not L&L publishing, fully well knowing the trick, decided nonetheless to do it on his daughter. He didn't like the results, and now blames the trick ?? Ridiculous. Now on to the trick itself: The only suggestion I have for performing the trick, not my own idea but one I agree with - is don't do the flustration count both times. If you can, do an Elmsley the second time around, otherwise some of the more alert spectators could catch on.
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I don't recommend doing this trick for the general public. The reaction you get from many people is that they will not trust you to do anything again and can get very angry with you for making a fool of them in front of other people. My own grown daughter would not let me show her my latest for a long time because of how bad I scared her. YES the trick is very strong. TOO much so. It is fun to play with but definately not a worker.