We're not surprised this time. We shouldn't know what started it, fuckin' ready.

Brothers and sisters, welcome to Patent's Sunday School, starring Pendulettes.

My name is Michael Lido, Matt Donnelly, Penn and I are broadcasting from the show creator studios in Las Vegas.

In this week's news, Penn attended the local production of the only musical he's ever cared about assassins,

and he tried to do magic for six to a hundred pound great days, and there are a bunch of new bits in the P&T show.

Here he is, preachin' love, Mr. Pendulette!

So, we're workin' on this VR bit, okay?

Yeah. We work with Randy Pitchford, um, over at Gearbox, Borderlands.

The delightful Randy Pitchford.

Yeah, he's a great guy.

It's a great guy.

It's pretty great. When I do the introduction of the bit, and I say Randy Pitchford at Gearbox,

no reaction from Maronites, when I say Borderlands, WAH!

Two or three people go crazy.

So, we've been workin' on this bit, and the Gearbox guys, which isn't Randy Pitchford, he just says do this, right?

He was there brainstorming. I guess he did help, but he didn't actually do any of the typing, right?

So, we got a VR headset, and I don't know if you know the trick, McCommacle Deck, you know it, certainly.

I don't.

Okay. We decided to do that trick with a VR headset, which now you understand the whole thing, right?

What is the trick from an audience's perspective?

An audience's perspective is a magician pulls a trick on a person from the audience where they show a whole deck of cards that are all the same.

The audience picks once you know what it is, and there's a surprising outcome.

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