And like that, you can make your parent’s expectations, DISAPPEAR.
I don’t know about you, but I literally have no idea how magicians get the jobs that they do. Conceivably, they have to work their way up from smaller clubs to get to bigger clubs, but then do the tricks get more complicated? Why do magicians that I see usually work in either steak restaurants, or picking up girls at bars badly? Who made Criss Angel, what part of the world did he come from? Did he sprout from a lispy pod — because it seems like he did. With backwards cap and diamond chains completely intact?
Anyway, magicians are the last remaining people on earth who can try to make a chinstrap look cool. Or at least, the last fraternity that counted chinstraps as a living member. Continuing in that tradition? Jordini, AKA Jordan Goldklang. He’s created an individually designed major at the University of Indiana – a magic major. Why would you do that? Why would you aspire to work in a steakhouse? It’s not like his name is giving him any legitimate magician credit – if he’s as creative at magic as he is at naming himself, he’ll be pulling quarters out of people’s ears at retirement homes for DECADES.
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