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all right we have a deck of cards and
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the spectator names a car that they see
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so which one do you see right there oh
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let's say they say two of diamonds you
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go two diamonds I love that card
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we'll leave it in the center of the deck
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I don't know where it is you don't know
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where it is but in fact with a snap of
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the fingers you have complete control
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over that card
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yo guys Aleksandra here what's going on
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I'm really excited about this video
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today because today we are going to
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learn my favorite control of all time
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it's called a turnover pass now the
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turnover Pass is something that I've
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released in the past but I think it's
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important to learn and learn correctly
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we're gonna learn the move in three easy
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steps and figure out why it's important
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why you should use it and why it's my
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favorite control of all time
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so let's take a look at the turnover
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pass how it looks learn it and then go
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out and blow some minds alright we have
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a deck of cards and the spectator names
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a car that they see so which one do you
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see right there oh let's say they say
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two diamonds you go two diamonds I love
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that card we'll leave it in the center
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of the deck I don't know where it is you
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don't know where it is but in fact with
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the snap of the fingers you have
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complete control over that card okay
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before we get into the actual technique
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of the turnover pass I want to go over a
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few things psychologically when doing
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this move now there's a few ways to do
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it as you may or may not know this is
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part of the invisible control category
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where it looks like nothing is happening
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and in fact all you're doing is turning
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over the deck now before we get into it
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I want to explain one thing the turnover
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pass originally never made sense to me
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and it's for one reason and one reason
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only when doing the move all the time
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you would have the card get placed back
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and then the hand would turn over for
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whatever reason he does a check the time
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or to grab something or whatever and it
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was a unjustified move for the most part
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okay instead what I've done what the
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turnover past is taken it and turned it
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around 180 degrees so what that means is
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that instead of doing the control with
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the cards face down and then have the
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cards go face up and then phase down
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again is start with the deck face up
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have the card selected
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whatever the case may be and then turn
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the deck from face up to face down
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that's very important because that's
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truly gonna build it into I didn't do
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anything I just placed a deck on the
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table or gave it to the spectator just
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literally in this move instead of
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instead of here here here okay so I hope
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that makes sense and you'll see in the
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performance why it's important okay so
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before we talk about the actual
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technique used for the turnover pass I
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want to get a few things across that I
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think is important before we begin like
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I was saying instead of going from face
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down to face up and then back to face
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down because this is the starting
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position of how every trick starts right
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you have a card selected you place it
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back into the pack and then you're in
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this situation the deck is in your hand
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and you're ready to find the card or
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whatever you do okay so we always have
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to get back to this situation now
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instead of going from here doing the
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move right originally how it was you're
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like turn over do the do the move and
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then your hand has to turn over there's
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a lot of room for flashing and then you
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turn your hand back over it's a lot of
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things going on okay and I don't like
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that so much so I decided to turn
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everything around and start from mid
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face up okay now for a few reasons it
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feels more natural and free and I think
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that's so much better than just having
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this picture in their head all the time
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here please pick a card okay
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and I know I've said that over and over
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and I'll continue to say it until you
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guys stop being like everybody else and
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start being unique I think that's
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important so instead of doing this turn
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over the cards say look which one do you
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want now another thing that you may have
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noticed and when I perform it I always
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do this I start in front of the
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spectator like this now the best angle
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for this move is of course a little bit
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to the side like this to prevent any
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flashing okay this is the perfect angle
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you are the spectator and the cards are
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all the cards and this angle from your
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eye to here would be the perfect
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position to do the move just like that
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okay now you obviously don't want to
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start with your side okay and of course
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this is too much alright doing something
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like this and then going
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way to the side is a very awkward and
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don't never do that so from here I start
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facing the spectator now I need a motive
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I need a reason to do this alright and
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it's very simple I spread the cards and
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I say look which card do you want to use
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for this effect obviously to them and of
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course your point of view the cards are
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upside down I noticed this and in
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between in my line I go oh do you see
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the cars and I turn okay so from here I
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take a step with my right foot forward
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and I go oh do you see the cards okay
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you don't have to make a big deal out of
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it is just here which one do you want to
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use do you see them which one okay and
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now you're in the perfect position
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alright now from here you can execute
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the move with whatever car they say and
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we're gonna take a look at that right
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now in three easy steps
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okay so the first thing is you're going
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to need to get a break underneath the
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car that they named so once you spread
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the deck just like this they're gonna
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name a card let's say it's the ten of
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clubs you're gonna catch a break
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underneath now it's important not to get
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your break as soon as they name the card
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okay because this is how it's gonna look
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if that happens they name the card you
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get you move right you this is a very
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awkward situation and it can look weird
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when you they name a card and then you
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do one of these things right and it's
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pretty obvious you're doing something
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okay so you want to look as natural as
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possible
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so I wait okay my pinkie touches the
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back of the card but I don't push up all
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the way and also the other reason is
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that once you square up the deck and if
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you get a break like that look what
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happens okay this is very nasty I hate
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this I feel like vomiting when I see
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this when you're about to do a pass or a
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turnover pass in this case we're just
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holding a break I swear to god I see
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this all the time and it drives me crazy
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so we're going to try to eliminate that
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and the way that we do that is they name
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the card you place your pinkie touching
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it just like this spread the rest of the
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cards and you're going to square up and
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don't get that break just yet look the
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pinkie is not pushing up there is no
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nothing to see on this side and you
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should be good okay now from here you're
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going to push up on the break only
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when the hand comes over okay so as the
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hand comes over that's when you push up
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and you're not even gonna maintain that
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break for a long time what you're going
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to do is you're going to automatically
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go into step number one okay so this is
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the setup for it now for step number one
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step number one is going to be tilting
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this packet down like that because
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basically what's going to happen is this
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packet is going to rotate from face up
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to face down and so as this packet is it
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on also rotate from face up to face down
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but they're gonna do it like that okay
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so you're essentially invisibly cutting
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the deck all right just like that all
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right so from here the break you're
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going to start by dipping your hand down
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all you have to do is literally this
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with your hand that's it okay this is a
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very easy move if you put the three
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steps together alright from here to here
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okay I doubt that's hard
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alright literally you're just dipping
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just like that alright second move
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alright so once that dips the second
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move is going to be turning this around
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alright so all you're doing for that is
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just this alright again
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not a hard move your first finger is
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here turning it around like that alright
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from here to here alright and you're
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gonna do that almost at the same time
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alright boom boom instead of boom
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instead of doing this and you're waiting
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and then doing that there's a lot of
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room for flashing the packets or a part
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and this position you don't want to be
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held in this very confined position for
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a long time number one I dip down until
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it makes like a tee position okay this
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is the letter T keep that in mind
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once that T starts you can start pulling
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this packet now in the beginning you're
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gonna see that they start hitting each
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other this is a good sign that means
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you're doing it tight tight is good
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loose is bad you could take that however
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way you want tight is good tight
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touching each other
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dip down until it makes the T then I
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start to turn so I know that it clears
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and then step number three is I think
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the most important one because from here
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a lot of people
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they would turn their hand over okay for
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cover or they would let me check my
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watch or move something or you know my
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opinion is I don't like that do what you
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want but from here I get my break as my
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hand comes here I dip you see I dip and
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now I start to turn this one too and now
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for the last move my fingers of the left
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hand sorry my fingers of the left hand
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will push up the packet until it reaches
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the nails okay so you could feel your
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nails on there so one pull and then push
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up until it gets to the nails so that
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the cars are in the same position of
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when they started they start on this
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platform move is done you pull you push
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up and it's the level right it's the
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same level all right so that's important
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so again really quickly I get my break
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actually I just put my pinky I get my
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break as the cards close in my hand
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comes here that's when I push up my hand
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dips down you can see that dip like that
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my first finger after it makes that tea
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starts to pull and now at this position
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you're gonna push up until it reaches
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the nails and now you can take it into
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the right hands place it onto the table
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you could give it to the spectator you
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can just drop it into the other hand and
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you're good to go okay so it should look
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like here which one do you want or if
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you see them the two of clubs break
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pinky break now tilt down now pull now
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and now very quickly after this is done
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because if you're gonna go here you're
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gonna get into a weird position you push
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up with the fingertips and you get back
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into that level plane pick up with the
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right hand place it on the table
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well can you hold the deck or just drop
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it like that and be very free with the
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cards okay one thing that I want to
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mention is about the angles now once you
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start to do it and you start getting it
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in tighter you'll notice that the angles
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are really not that bad of course that
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would be the best position but let's say
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you were in front of the spectator well
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you can do something to cover that
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action of basically what's going to
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happen is at this point is probably
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going to flash okay through this part of
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the finger two of the hands all right so
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to get away around that I use something
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called the dip the natural up-and-down
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motion of your hands now this happens
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all the time
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in magic and I think it's important to
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use to your advantage so for example if
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I have my hands and I'm here it's
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natural if I place my hands higher okay
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now I have room to relax all right
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so that's important the room to relax is
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going to be used to do it on this angle
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so it should look like something like
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this you've raised your hands in a in a
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more than relaxed position
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you spread let's say they say a card
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you're going to do this and now as you
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come over to do the move you're relaxing
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okay so you're relaxing and then you're
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coming back up okay
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relaxing and coming back up back to the
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sort of natural position relax for a
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second come back up card is controlled
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and you have a very nice moment that
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doesn't involve too much misdirection
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okay even from worse angles you can see
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how this tights turn over pass could be
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used let's say nine of Spades nine of
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spades I don't know exactly where it is
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and even if they were standing somewhere
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behind you you can see how it's pretty
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good pretty good
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okay so a few things that I want to go
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over and reinforce some of the facts
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about the turn over pass is the
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following so first things first this is
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an invisible type of control where it
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looks like nothing is happening so
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please don't do this control and then
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start shuffling the deck okay I think
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that's something I said in a previous
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video
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there's no point okay if you do it
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correctly and I know the mentality
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because sometimes I used to do this as
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well you do the control you think in
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your head or I didn't do it so well so
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let me just reinstall the fact
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that it's lost by shuffling and you go
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into that it's something that you should
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try to stay away from as much as
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possible because again in my opinion of
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course it leads to the fact that oh
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you're doing something quick with your
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hands and I want to be the type of
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magician card Handler whatever you want
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to call it that if I'm gonna do
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something I do it very smooth and
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different from your typical card trick
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okay
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so everything that goes into this
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sleight by having them name a card
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face-up very important takes you away
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from your typical card trick as well as
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look place it on the table or I don't
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want to touch anything I didn't do
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anything no shuffling no it's not pick a
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card I'm gonna shuffle it now I'm gonna
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find it okay
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once they name the card you do the
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control put it in their hands on the
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table and it doesn't feel like every
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other card trick okay so the last thing
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I want to talk about with the turnover
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pass is just something that you can keep
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in mind when practicing it and when
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performing it something a little bit
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differently and it's something that I do
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all the time instead of spreading the
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cards and having them name a card that
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they see so you see that card is in the
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middle and then perform the turnover
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pass another thing you can do is have
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them name a card off the top of their
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head and without going through the deck
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I mean without showing them really you
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go through the deck find the card do the
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turnover pass place it on the table this
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way it feels more like they just named
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the card and the selection process
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wasn't there they didn't see the card or
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whatever and you could take that a lot
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further so one of the things I do is
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have them name a card secretly find it
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by spreading to the pack and saying you
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know something like oh I don't know if
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it's here which one did you say find it
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do the turnover pass place it on the
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table and I palm it off right away and I
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go it's funny because I don't I don't
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think it's in there before I started
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this this before I took out the deck I
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left one card in my back pocket just so
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happens to be and you pull out the card
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okay so just one extra tip that you can
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do using the turnover pass because it is
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all invisible it really looks like
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nothing is done they name a card and it
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ends up in your pocket or whatever you
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want
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okay alright guys so there you have it
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that was a turnover pass like I said
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this is my favorite control of all time
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so thank you for letting me share that
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with you and if you did like it please
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subscribe to this channel if you haven't
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already hit that like button share it
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with your friends do whatever you can to
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get this channel out there hopefully so
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we could all learn card magic and
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sleight of hand better and then there'll
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be less bad magic around you know so I
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think that's important thanks a lot guys
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I will see you next time
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