A jolly good way to make predictions that actually mean something, now with a choice of standard or walnut finishes.
Magicians have always had a knack for guessing what the audience is thinking — whether it's through paper, boxes, or even the odd bit of cigarette ash. But why stop there? Let's kick it up a notch by predicting with real, tangible objects!
After much head-scratching and tinkering during live shows, Terry Chou has whipped up something special. This desk calendar isn't just for checking the date; it lets you predict what random items 1 to 4 lucky audience members will choose.
Picture this: four members of the audience each flip through a section and pick a different food item. And lo and behold, the magician's lunch in the box magically matches their choices! It’s not just about predicting playing cards or snacks; you can predict practically anything that pops into your head (within reason, of course).
Two versions are up for grabs: the standard calendar look, or the classy walnut version that comes with a splendid wooden base.
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Set it up once and you’re golden — no faffing about needed.
Four notepads that you can DIY to your heart’s content, opening up a world of possibilities.
