The performer, July, engages the audience in a live comedy show. He discusses his real Flemish name and his comedic challenges with an English-speaking audience. He introduces a telepathy experiment but humorously acknowledges the audience's skepticism. July then performs a card trick, revealing the chosen card through audience participation. Finally, he takes the audience on an imaginary journey to a bookstore, where a word chosen by an audience member is revealed on a piece of paper. The show combines comedy, mentalism, and audience interaction.
Sure, here are the key facts extracted from the provided text:
1. The speaker's real Flemish name is Gijzen.
2. The speaker often performs in French and English.
3. The speaker specializes in pretending to have a sixth sense.
4. The speaker mentions a Zener test for testing paranormal abilities.
5. The Zener test uses simple symbols like a circle, cross, waves, square, and star.
6. The speaker mentioned a shopping center in Deinze called "D shopping."
7. Inside the shopping center, there's a bookstore called "Letters and Co."
8. The speaker asked someone to choose a word from a book, and they chose "sandwich."
9. The speaker revealed that their costume was made of paper, not fabric.
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