Jad Abumrad

No, because the audience hasn't yet gone and done its random act when he starts the show.

There was one thing that I discovered from reading the magic books, and this is this whole idea about passing on a piece of information through a third party.

Now, my grandfather never speaks to my grandma.

But he says to the technician in the studio, can you please call Gilbert Sullivan in the Strada Cruiser and ask my wife to stand by?

Then the technician calls Gilbert and says, Gilbert, can you please ask Leslie to stand by?

And then Gilbert Sullivan says to my grandma, Leslie, please stand by.

Now, that is the only thing I can see

where there's some kind of communication.

Wait, but how would standby communicate something like a random sentence from a book or whatever?

Exactly.

And that's then essentially where the theory falls down because then what happens next is that my grandma basically successfully recites a half-written crossword which someone has put into an envelope and passed up to my grandpa.

So, like, you go, how standby means, you know, six down?

I have no idea.

So, really, I'm back to square one again.

I can't work it out.

I've got, you know, the closest... You mean to this day you don't know?

To this day, I do not know.

Where is it?

Where is it?

No, we can't...