Magicians never lack ways to predict the audience’s choices: whether it’s a piece of paper, a box, an envelope, or even cigarette ash—all of these can serve as tools to present a prediction. We can take it a step further, moving beyond written predictions to irreplaceable tangible objects.

After much thought and continuous refinement during live performances, Terry Chou has created a unique piece. Using this desk calendar, he can predict the random selection of items by 1 to 4 audience members.

Four audience members each randomly flip through a section. Each participant chooses a different dish. The magician’s lunch box perfectly matches the items randomly chosen by the audience. It’s not just the ability to predict playing cards or food—it’s the complete freedom to predict anything imaginable.

Two versions are available: the standard version has a calendar design, while the walnut version comes with a walnut wood base.

Features:

– Easy setup: only needs to be done once for effortless use.

– Four notepads can be fully DIY, giving your performance endless possibilities.

Dimensions: Standard version:

– Horizontal length: 34.1 cm, height: 19.2 cm

– Weight: Approximately 447 g

Walnut version:

– Walnut wood base: length: 36.5 cm, width: 4 cm, height: 2.4 cm

– The edges of the slot are beveled to prevent cuts; weight of walnut wood: 232 g.

– Acrylic plate: length: 34.45 cm, height (width): 20.55 cm (including spools)

– Total weight of the finished item: approximately 818 g

– Overall dimensions of the item: height: 21 cm, length: 36.5 cm.