Penn And Teller explain the Cup and Ball trick


Penn And Teller explain the Cup and Ball trick
I guess it works better with two people than one. I knew it was slide of hand, but they're freaking good with the misdirection. I also liked their old show Bullshit too. One of my favorite episodes was when they took on the 9/11 Conspiracy folks.
Side Note: I remember hearing that Penn and Teller don't really hang out when they're off and keep it professional. I can actually see that.
Anyway, I am more into the misdirection magic than the guys living in a box for weeks ones.





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