Rhys the Traveler. Effective trick and its solution

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Rhys the Traveler. Focus secret

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The magician fills a plastic margarine jar to the brim with dry rice. Then he covers it with exactly the same jar upside down, turns the jars on their sides, pressing them tightly against each other, and wears them around all four corners of the room, saying that rice is magically transferred to the north, south, west and east. Our rice has traveled the world. It may not have doubled in taste, but it has doubled in size.

We put the jars on a tray, remove the top one, and the rice is scattered all over the tray, it has become twice as large!

Focus secret:

For this trick, we need to pre-conjure over plastic jars. We need two exactly the same. Take the lid from the jar, carefully cut off the edge of it. We glue the lid inside one of the cans approximately in the middle. Now its volume has halved. Let the kid decorate both jars so that they look exactly the same. To do this, they can be pasted over with colored paper and shiny stars.

Now it only remains to remember an important detail at the end of the trick: after traveling around the world, a jar with a glued lid should be at the bottom.

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