On 2012-12-18 15:52, 1KJ wrote:
I have this download. I'm sorry to be contrary here, but even though the cost isn't very high, this really should have been a side note to something with more substance. I can't imagine this being any sort of "aha" moment for anyone paying for this. I am usually very generous in my opinions on the forum because I feel like just because something isn't my style, I shouldn't criticize it if there is something substantive to be learned or gained by someone. However, in my opinion, it's not that this is not my style, it's that this just isn't strong enough of an idea to stand on it's own. Obviously, I won't give away the "secret", but I really don't think there is much of a "secret" to give away here. It's like someone saying they have the key to improving your breathing and then telling you to try opening your mouth as you breath. Sorry again, but I just can't recommend this.

On 2012-12-27 05:33, matthewmello wrote:
Gotta love when people make comments as if they've actually taken this out and used it over and over like I have. Clearly most read this, and then simply decided not to test it...so we can definitely trust your opinion! I used to use this ALL OF THE TIME in my restaurant gigs, and it always played nicely in my set...as a SIDE-EFFECT! I would use it directly after a billet tear, and I was convincing of the "situation". Say it sincerely and apologetically, and there's no reason for them not to believe you!

Again, this isn't meant to kill the spectator, but further show how you utilize your "skills" to get yourself out of a jam which ACTUALLY OCCURS often! Everyone has had it happen to them and can relate! I can't tell you how many times I've said the script and heard back, "Don't worry...that happens to me all the time!" But right, I forgot that all magicians are geniuses, and would never find themselves in the "Nameless" situation!

Matt