Magic on Your Wrist

Even though they're not available to the general public yet, I just got my gorgeous new Mallusionist wristband in the mail. It's gorgeous black with red lettering, and has a secret gimmick built in so that it can be used as part of a card trick. I got mine free, but I would happily have paid $5 for it. Why? Let me tell you why: Just last night I was walking home from a fancy dinner party in a disreputable part of town, dressed in a tuxedo with a pure silver platter I'd won as a door prize under my arm. As I walked past a dark alley, a gun-toting man jumped out and said he was going to shoot me either before or after I "handed over the goods," my choice. Well, fortunately I had on my Mallusionist wristband (it went great with the tux) and was able to use it to engage the crook with an entertaining card trick. He was so impressed that he let me live and only took the wristband. So the moral here is, if you meet a guy in a bad part of town with a Mallusionist wristband, he might have a gun buy a Mallusionist wrist band -- it's a life saver!