> Walk on the Wild Side by Dan Harlan

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Verified buyer Pro Privacy ON (login to see reviewer names) on July 19th, 2015
Beautiful trick with cards and well worth the money. The only problem is. You would have to be willing to practice with the trick for six to seven hours to get it completely down. It is well worth the practice.

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ehrinn1
Feb 25th 2019 1:19pm
WTF????? SIX OR SEVEN HOURS!?!

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izHuNu
May 22nd 2019 1:09am
What he means to say is the it can be confusing at 1st but I can tell you from experience with, "Stand up monte", The secret is to use double thick cards so you can FEEL proper placement of unique items.

It's funny to me the Effort to Outcome ratio.

If you think of a musical instrument and a new piece of music. Yeah it will take several hours to play the music with heart.

If you take a girl on a date, you usually have 7 hours of logged date time before you reap various rewards.

So 7 hours from practice, rehearse, to performance is appropriate. Especially if you want your audience to reap what you've sewn.

It's all about perspective - Plaudits.

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GalaxyCaptain
Apr 22nd 2022 9:13am
Can't we make constructive comments without being rude? I appreciate Penguin allowing all comments, but keep the "coded" obscenities out?

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