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We have a soft spot for bar tricks...in the same way we love magic.

These are two variations on a single theme. Get a dollar out from under an upside down beer bottle without touching nor toppling the bottle.

Trick #1 involves rolling.

We have a soft spot for bar tricks...in the same way we love magic.

These are two variations on a single theme. Get a dollar out from under an upside down beer bottle without touching nor toppling the bottle.

Trick #1 involves rolling.

Watch and then, earn your way through college, one scammed bar patron at a time.

Perform the bill under the bottle trick
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nikunj 6 months ago
thats cool i will try it
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1siddharthsharma 5 months ago
hii dost do u wanna host
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