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SHORT CHANGE PLUS BY JUAN PABLO - TRICK
juan pablo ibanez
Shorts change more is an ideal routine for the magic of close up. The magician tells a little story about a money problem he had by paying a dinner. Throughout history, Various fun situations with magic effects occur and everything ends with a surprising end.
This is an easy -to -make turn that can be reset in an instant to redo it. He left a summary of the story here:
"I'm going to tell you a fun little story that happened to me in a restaurant hotel when paying dinner.
When I ask the bill to the server, he tells me that the total is $ 50, then I take my money and have $ 50 on the table, and I also have $ 4 as a tip for the server.
The server takes the $ 50, but when I recount the tickets, it has clearly $ 45 and tells me that it is missing $ 5.
Surprised, I take the money and delay it slowly around the table and I count $ 50, but the server insists that there are $ 45 and that it is missing $ 5.
At that time, we asked the restaurant manager to come and count the money as if to put an end to the argument, but the manager took the money and when we counted it on the table, he did not Slowly counted and clearly that $ 40 and told me that there were actually $ 10 to reach $ 50.
At that time, I told the manager that I did not want any trouble and that I was going to go to the hotel room to look for the $ 10 missing, but the manager of the restaurant told me that 'In reality, I had to pay not only to pay the $ 50 for dinner, but also $ 350 for all the dinners of the day missing and the total debt was $ 400.
At that time, I took all the money on the table as well as the tip of the server and, looking at the director with a smile, I told him to be careful because I was going to solve this problem as Magic and I blew on the tickets I had in my hands.
And now, I clearly counted on the table, first the $ 4 of the server and now incredibly the other tickets had magically transformed into 4 $ 100 tickets so I was able to pay the bill of 400 $ !!!!.
A happy ending for everyone!
(According to an idea of the wonderful teacher Dai Vernon)
