"This is a new podcast. We'll make it as a spit off," he says. "I'm going to take little notes for myself after this that I'll live by." The episode explores what happens afterwards, when you think hard enough around corners and get paid again. He later goes on to start a fake lottery which the FBI calls their first investigation to Internet fraud.
In this episode, we sit down with famed stage magician and infamous instructor of the school of scams, Brian Brushwood, whose new podcast explores the world's greatest con artists and con jobs from World War II to modern game shows.
We cover everything in this episode from why you can't con an honest person to the power of shame and fame to folk psychology to how the British conned Hitler using one of the oldest tricks in the book to how one man broke the code for Press Your Luck earning him the most money ever awarded in a single day on any program in the history of game shows.