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FOUND PRACTICING THE DARK ARTS AT THE BASTILLE DAY CELEBRATION IN HARVARD SQUARE, 7.13.08

By David Day

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What's your first name?

Rob.

 

Yeah, Rob, I can tell. That's not a very good trick! How long have you been at this?

I've been seriously doing this since my birthday in March. I've been working with magic since I was four. I'm 12 now.

 

You look like you're making pretty good money here.

[smiles] Yeah.

 

What do you do with it?

I save some and with some I buy some new tricks. Because it's fun for me and it's fun for them.

 

Right. Invest back in the magic. I see. That's a sound strategy. Can you saw women in half?

No, but I know how to.

 

Do you practice that at home when nobody's looking?

No, I don't have a giant saw or anything.

 

Maybe you'll buy a giant saw soon.

Maybe. Maybe that's the next step.


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