Penn & Teller card trick at the beach

[Cal3star]

1:49 - is that your card ?

i don't care , look at that ass

[touchmyting]

ha thats awsome. so much dedication. i rather be swimming on that beach

[sloatheful]

That ending was awesome

[frithar]

Isn't the lady at 1:20 Penn's wife (holding Moxie, one assumes)? I just saw her in another one of their videos on YouTube. Looks like her anyway...

[ponquinful]

52 cards in a deck. Nowhere NEAR a hundred.

[randyfletcher86]

@ponquinful I think they his each card (like 8 of spades) in more than one spot.

[MrVinushka]

@ponquinful Way to miss the joke.

[raresaturn]

I guess that's what you call multiple outs

[TagPop]

Ahahahahaha the acet of spades!!

[matth2003]

if you can read you would be impressed hahahah

[pr0gressd]

the laugh at 3:50 kills me lol, laugh of shame

[MageAtYou]

yumm juicy titts the first chick has

[starwarsfreakgeek]

"six of clubs! if you could read you would be impressed!" hahahah oh penn

[carlose0318]

pretty unremarkable trick. still like these guys though

[floydfreak63]

These guys rule.

[DarwinsBuddy]

hilarious ^^

[tjv323]

this would have been so much easier if you just had a full deck of the same card

[rlrsk8r1]

@tjv323 This is called a card force. Making people choose the card you want them to.

[tjv323]

@rlrsk8r1 No, I'm pretty sure they had all 52 cards hidden on the scene and he memorized where each one is. Thats why he would ask what their card was before showing it to them.

[timonix2]

@rlrsk8r1 it didn't look like a card force though. They could of course have rigged the deck having 13 ace of spades 13 6 of clubs and simply spread the part you want the to get. But without a rigged deck, i do not know of any card forces that gives that makes it possible to spread the deck and letting them pick.

[MuikuliWander]

@timonix2 Has to be something like that. In no point do you see them show the cards to anyone so definitely some sort of rigged deck.

[Makingnewnamesisdumb]

@MuikuliWander No, they explained how they did it in the video. There were representations of every card hidden somewhere on the beach. All they had to do was remember where all of the cards were. It didn't matter what card they picked as long as they remembered where the revelation was hidden.

Of course, they COULD have done that, which is what I thought they were doing at first, but if they were going through all of that trouble anyway it wouldn't be necessary.

[Cybrus07]

@rlrsk8r1 No, it's not, lol.

[tjv323]

rofl if you could read you'd be impressed

[munkyinvasion]

hahaha Teller walks like a fuckin gangsta

[alder8]

@munkyinvasion hahaha he is a fuckin gangsta ;)

[TheMarkus248]

lol casino royale.

kinda simple but really cool too.

[spiderwebb33]

they should have used a rigged deck with all the same cards so they could have just one really impressive hiding spot

[magicboyb]

i tip my hat to anyone who wants to remember 52 outs

[Illkiron]

there's a guy who remembers like 8 decks... i guess is the world record or smth

[Wickerbasket]

@magicboyb What about only 51?

[gluebubble]

'If you could read, you'd be impressed' ...LOL!

[firedog150]

The ace of spades!!! No, it's not?

[chaOsMastaGuru]

How the hell do you get a papercut on your balls

[thegiantmike]

@chaOsMastaGuru

by doing something that seemed like a good idea at the time.

[SirJock1337]

i wish i knew where the queen of spades was

[Makingnewnamesisdumb]

@SirJock1337 She was the one with "six of clubs" on her nails.

[fishistheice]

Haha awesome!

[Barclay1987]

Silly old Penn!

[AlmightyTalIest]

Lol, i love near the end where they look at each other.

[Hatesfury08]

Wow, they have to be my favorite magicians ever! :D

[d1ckm4n]

hey you know i like penn and teller too

[FatherTime89]

Holy hell that must've taken a lot of work.