There are clever elements to this, but I don't think it's worth a $10 download. As has been
commented here, the trick uses a unique approach to show your hands completely empty after the
restoration. There is no TT used. That said, I think a TT might have been a more practical approach
than the admittedly clever solution Lindenfeld came up with here.
You have to use a new
gimmick every performance. (Fortunately, you can spend the gimmick after its use so you aren't out
any money.) There is an alternate handling that lets you reuse the gimmick -- but this handling
means you have to forgo the visual rip of the bill.
My big problem is perhaps more with the
video than the trick (which resulted in me knocking it a star), and that's that there is no good
live performance of the effect outside of what's in the explanation. There's nothing in front of an
audience, and while Lindenfeld does perform this at the end, the footage is streamlined through
edits. There's on fidget-y moment in the handling that I'd love to see him handle in front of an
audience, and the video just doesn't show that.