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November 5th
Penn lay sprawled out on the queen-sized bed, managing to effectively take up the entire thing. This was not such a bad thing, since Carlotta had no interest in lying down at the moment. She stood in front of the mirror by the bathroom, making sure her unmanageable hair at least gave the impression of being somewhat managed. They were both dressed ( Read more... ) -
Text Version Business Card.
PENN & TELLER
No magicians or audience members areseriouslyharmed during this show.
CRYPTIC CORPORATION
San Francisco, California
Carlotta Garcia, Booking
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Full Moon
“Do I gotta take you to a doctor or something ( Read more... ) -
(Untitled)
Teller had most of his stuff moved to room 21 at Milliways. Room 21, as it turned out, was exactly the sort of room he’d needed - just a large, open space that resembled a small warehouse and had plenty of room for housing large props ( Read more... ) -
Moving Sucks
It was good to be back in New York. Teller loved it there. After living in England, he wanted to settle down someplace that defined America, and New York was it. Everything a person could possibly need to survive could be found within five blocks of that person’s apartment. Anything that wasn’t found within five blocks of that person’s apartment ( Read more... ) -
Lunch
“No, Carlotta thinks it would be a really good idea,” Penn insisted as he piled ketchup onto his plate ( Read more... ) -
What's His Name
There's nothing more awkward than watching Penn try to flirt. The girl on the ground floor of the Cryptic office wasn't really helping matters by flirting back ( Read more... ) -
Recording Session
The building they'd been brought to was a little bit of everything. Recording studio, accounting office, dark room, painting studio, film set, living quarters, and secret hide-out. There were no windows, apparently only one door, and way too many items crammed into every single room ( Read more... ) -
San Francisco
SFO is one of the most confusing airports in the country. Trying to get from arrivals to the taxi bay is an exercise in extreme problem solving ( Read more... ) -
Mandatory Vacation
Teller couldn’t remember the last time he had a proper “day off.” They’d closed the shop for a few days when they had their TV thing, but that didn’t really count. They may not have been working in the shop, but they were certainly busting their asses on set ( Read more... )