A brilliantly practical gadget for nailing multiple predictions, available in standard and walnut versions.
Magicians have a knack for predicting audience choices — whether it's with a scrap of paper, a box, or even the remnants of a dodgy cigarette (not that we recommend that). But why stick to the usual when you can go beyond mere scribbles and conjure up something tangible?
After much head-scratching and fine-tuning during live gigs, Terry Chou has whipped up this unique piece. With this desk calendar in your arsenal, you can predict the random selections of 1 to 4 audience members.
Picture this: four brave souls each flip through a section, picking out different food items. And lo and behold, the magician’s lunch in the box matches their choices perfectly! It’s more than just predicting cards or snacks; it’s the freedom to predict anything your mind can concoct (no, not that—keep it PG).
Two versions to choose from: the standard version has that classic calendar vibe, while the walnut version boasts a lovely walnut wooden base (because, why not?).
Features
Easy setup: a one-time job for hassle-free magic.
Four notepads that you can completely DIY, adding a sprinkle of your own flair to the performance.
