Priorities by Nikolas Mavresis Andrew Mayne A second spectator selects a

A second spectator selects a card and loses it in the pack

this prop is fully suitable for live performances

With little more required than a simple flip of a singular poker chip

in your face (and on the table)

The magician is seen holding a white rose

Priorities by Nikolas Mavresis Andrew Mayne A second spectator selects aYou introduce a set of cards, each labeled with a life priority like family, travel, education, health, and career. As you casually shuffle the deck, you explain how everyone has different priorities, and no two lives follow the same pattern. But you claim that your test is 100% accurate at predicting the participant's true priorities. You invite a spectator to join in the fun. Handing them the packet, you explain that they will choose two priorities