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Wow, great way of killing the illusion for them.

Hey Draven, how have you been? I hope everything is going great for you man, just passing to say hi .

I think it depends on the overall goal that you want to achieve with those people. Or the overall impression that you want them to have of you. Trickster? Sleight of hand artist? Magician? it all depends.

Steerpike comes to mind about maintaining character :). I personally like to blend magic and the way I present it into my own personality.

I think that the answer was great, In my opinion, we should never force the thought that it was "real magic" into them. Let them ponder into that thought themselves :). I Have broguth this topic into discussion many many times sharing the way I perform so that I am prepared for this kind of...

Since I speak Spanish, most conventional forces doesn't work for me, but I studided some basics and principles that have helped me so far: Most people when told to think of a card, they do not create the card in that moment, they are going back into their minds to recolect information so that...

hahaha thats so cool man.

-When you look and find the 4 aces in the deck, just to put them back in, and find them again in a magical way.

Not on topic but now that you mention the cardini change, it's weird because, I do consider myself a move monkey, there are actually some really hardcore sleights that I can pull of in a normal performance... But man! I have practiced the cardini change like forever (and a lot of variations...

There are a lot of really good street performances here whi their respective critiques : http://forums.theory11.com/showthread.php?18909-Go.Out.Perform. (Sigh, it has been a while since I have advertised that thread)

Hahahahaha, I actually thought to myself when writing that : Should I write "no pun intended" in there?. Now I know that I should had.