Blackstone

All in a row.

But you can't move the quarter, and you can't touch the penny.

Well, here goes.

A nickel, a quarter, a penny in a straight row, edge to edge.

I put my right forefinger on the quarter.

With my left fingers, I slide the nickel to the left, then shove it hard to the right so it strikes the quarter like this.

What happened, Rhoda?

See, Don?

The force of the nickel striking the quarter knocked the penny several inches to the right.

Say, so it did.

But you're supposed to move the, uh, well, the nickel between the quarter and the penny.

That's easy now, Don.

We just slide the nickel right between the other coin.

Right.

I hope you like that trick, ladies and gentlemen.

And until next time, this is Blackstone saying good magic...

And goodbye.

Be with us next time when the world's greatest living magician, Blackstone, tells us the story of The Lock Book and explains more tricks that you yourself can perform.

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Hola, padre.