Priorities by Nikolas MavresisYou introduce a set of cards, each labeled with a life priority like family, travel, education, health, and career. As you casually shuffle the deck, you explain how everyone has different priorities, and no two lives follow the same pattern. But you claim that your test is 100% accurate at predicting the participant's true priorities. You invite a spectator to join in the fun. Handing them the packet, you explain that they will choose two priorities

The following effects are included:

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the more you can appreciate it

If you don’t own this book

serving as the container and catalyst for the magic effect

The Vernon Load Rubinstein Variation

This then matches the word that was thought off

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Borrow a deck

The magician explains that there is only one normal card placed in the blank deck

By throwing the balloon to the audience