Magic Tricks

This is an incredibly cool 5 star worthy James Bond style device that is great at delivering a small fragile load to your hand. That being said, the trick I bought it for, and that pretty much everyone else bought it for, deserves 1 star.

My goal was to use this to produce liquid in a chop cup (such as coffee in Coffee Break by Urbain) at the end of my chop cup routine. It's totally useless for that and probably will be useless whatever version of appearing liquid you want to use it for.

First of all, it doesn't come with most of what you need, including two items I've never seen before, and one item I wouldn't even begin to know where to find. This seems like a very cheap item that definitely should have been included.

Secondly, the cup is completely dirty and can only be viewed from a distance. This is a no go for me as it's very important to me that my chop cup be examined. Additionally, the way the cup is prepared would probably render it useless as a chop cup.

Thirdly, the produced liquid ends completely dirty. Were anyone anywhere near it, they would see it's completely not Kosher.

Fourthly, while this is called a water balloon dropper, the trick doesn't actually use water balloons. It instead uses an adult product I am very uncomfortable with. I asked my wife also and she made it abundantly clear that she would not let me buy it. I think this is the first time she has ever refused to let me buy something I needed for a magic trick.

I certainly would not have bought this had I known what this uses instead of water balloons.

Will I return it? I'm not sure. While I have no use for it now, I may someday, I got a good price on it, and I don't know that this will be in stock forever.