On Penn & Teller: Fool Us, 13-year-old Riley Siegler performed magic in the style of New York City Three-card Monte. While he didn’t necessarily fool the masters, he impressed them enough for Penn to say “Look straight ahead: if you don’t like what you see go down a different road because you’re exactly where we were when we were 13 years old except probably a little better.” He garnered high praise, as well as a Penn & Teller magic kit.
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