Time To Tell by Tom Yurasits (c. 2001) Rare No Longer Made

Description

You get a Timex Travel Alarm Clock that folds like a cell phone. You show the spectator that when you push the hour and minute buttons, the time changes. You then show them that the cover of the clock closes and that the buttons can be pressed through a hole in the cover. You then ask the spectator to press the buttons with the cover closed so that you or the spectator will not know where the time will stop. When the spectator is satisfied, she is to open the cover and concentrate on the time that she stopped at. You then proceed to read her mind and tell her exactly what time she is thinking of. It then can be repeated with a different outcome.
You get a “Timex” Travel Alarm Clock that folds like a cell phone. It measures only 2″ x 3″ x 7/8″. It can fit into your shirt pocket. Great for stage, close-up or strolling. It also can be illuminated with the press of a button so you can see the time in low light conditions. It also keeps perfect time.
This electronic piece of mentalism will make you look like you are really tapping into their mind. You can also place a thought into their mind and make them stop at whatever time you want. Easy to use. Sporty looking “Timex” alarm clock. Nothing to add or take away. When you’re done with it, just fold it and place it back into your pocket. You are now ready for the next time.