Escape Artist Rates 9 Escapes In Movies And TV | How Real Is It? | Insider
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- Magician and escapologist Matt Johnson rates nine escape scenes in movies and TV shows, such as "The Prestige" and "The Suicide Squad," for realism.
Johnson discusses the accuracy of escape scenes in "The Office" S3E18 (2007); "Breaking Bad" S5E6 (2012); "Taken 3" (2014), starring Liam Neeson; and "The Suicide Squad" (2021), with Margot Robbie. He also comments on magician escapes from "The Prestige" (2006), "Arrested Development" S2E4 (2004), and "Now You See Me" (2013). Johnson analyzes "Indiana Jones and the Last Crusade" (1989), and "Terminator 2: Judgment Day" (1991).
Johnson has performed all around the world and now lives in Vancouver, Canada. He has been performing magic and escapes for more than 30 years and is famous for dangerous stunts involving water tanks and saws. Johnson reached the semifinals of "Britain's Got Talent" in series 12 and competed in "America's Got Talent" in 2021. He has toured twice with The Illusionists.
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In the suicide squad the scene where she unlocks herself was 100% real. Margot Robbie was asked to do it as a joke by the director. They did it in one take. The only part that she didn’t do was strangle the guy. The director even stated that he was upset when they recorded it because they didn’t get a clear enough shot of her face during the recording because it made it look like a stunt double did the trick.
Wow.
Im with you in that one.
This guy is not as supportive of the actors as he should be.
Linda Hamilton picked that locked for real too. The cut the scene short because of it even
@@lefterismplanas4977 do you expect him to know behind the scenes facts for a movie he has not seen?
@@deatheater6222 No. But I've seen more people react to theese. And those people gave those actors more credit than him. Even if they too, didn't know the behind the scense
Also, Harley has gymnastics skills and was a gymnast, so for her doing this wouldn't be hard.. Combining the enhanced strength she got from Ivy, she could probably hold that dude up
If they were that upset they could've done another take.
The Robie bit deserves an 8 at least, because while she didn't thigh strangle that dude, she 100% did actually unlock the lock with her foot. Robie was a gymnast and trapeze artist before she was an actress and is still a gifted athlete
I can't believe the camera guy didn't correct him about Margot doing that for real. She was awesome and that should have been a 10. I totally believe she could have thigh strangled that dude 🤣
Gifted athletes or not, the strength disparity between men and woman is huge. My daughter is a gymnast and has competed on the national level. She is half my age, a base (the one who throws the flyers) she cannot beat me arm wrestling using both arms. Another example would be Texas high school boys squat record is more then the women’s world record.
I’d give it a 10, but maybe I’m just biased because she’s my wife.. in my mind. Alright, alright.. I’m putting my straitjacket. See?
It has been reported that Margot Robbie really did the stunt. I eat she really raise her legs to her arms while hanging. I don't think anyone has suggested that she actually flipped a key into cuffs, or that she was actually hanging from the handcuffs to begin with.
Edit: chain and padlocks rather than handcuffs.
@@User-54631 cool, nobody asked you
Linda Hamilton deserves a 10/10, because she actually picked the locks on set. She learned the technique to pick both the strap lock and the deadbolt, and that is what we see on screen.
It looks like it, too!
Yes, Linda Hamilton did her escape scene legit. Learned how to lockpick while restrained specifically to make that scene look real.
He said that a hairpin wouldn't be strong enough but she was using a paper clip.
only the scene itself got rated... not the preparations that go into them otherwise you would have to rate the "chapter" of the film.
Though looking into it, without interviewing and questioning the staff who made the film chapter you wouldnt know how much preperation was needed to make it and that is something that they are probably not capable of, so just because u like that film the most, doenst mean there was less effort used or it deserves a better rating.
@@davidsumner7604 I've picked locks using a paperclip after months of work with real lockpicks, this is absolutely doable, the most unrealistic thing is her making a rake out of a paperclip rather than a single pin pick. That'd be a trick I'd love to learn to do without any tools.
big thing is Margot Robie/Harley Quinn actually did unlock the lock while filming, much to Gunn's and everyone else's surprise. You're right about lifting the big beefy guy though. Good video!
@@truecocunut421 at first that’s what I thought she was going for… not sure how well a triangle would work from that angle though
Vuyju
oh wow, so you are one of those who believe those made up stories.
wish he’d remembered that lifting your legs against gravity without using your hands is a lot easier if you were born female. If you are born male, you have no choice but to deadlift your legs with your abs. Your pelvic bone isn’t heavy enough to press against for leverage and your thighs aren’t strong enough to lift themselves.
Still super impressive she got that key in the lock with her foot though. It’s hard getting your foot that close to your face, and also hard to aim feet accurately.
I no longer believe these crazy 'behind the scenes' stories. Like some insane scene being improvised or the crazy method acting shenanigans that were supposedly performed.
Movie studios realized a long time ago that this is an easy way to genrate a headline to promote the movie so: doubt it
The Margot Robbie scene deserves at least an 8 if you want to factor in that she couldn't overpower and kill the guy like she did, or a 10 if you go just on her escaping. She was able to actually do the whole thing, and the only reason the quick cut happens is because when she was doing it was because her costume blocks her face, and the audience would likely rather see the key going in the lock.
Linda deserves a 10 100%. She took lessons to learn how to pick locks and actually picked that lock in the movie.
And Margo (Harley Quin) ALSO did the stunt of opening that lock with her foot.
He’s talking about his real the stunt is not that they did it themselves
@@Shippo28 no, he is rating what the actors are doing. He was way too harsh on Hamilton and Robie.
@@RoguechanOh no, he was so harsh on how two fictional characters did a fictional thing in a fictional movie WHATEVER SHALL WE DOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO
For anyone interested, you can find the footage of Joseph Burrus death online easily. It's a bit sickening, honestly.
As Johnson said, he did the trick as he'd done previously, in a perplex coffin and buried under a fair few feet of dirt. But because it was being broadcast, as well as his pride and desire of surpassing Houdini, he decided to add a layer of cement on top of the dirt layer, not considering cement is much heavier than dirt. Literally seconds after pouring and spreading the cement, the perplex shattered, collapsing under around 7 tons of dirt and cement. From the surface, all you see is the wet concrete layer drop about a foot suddenly. What's even worse is, cement dries from the bottom up. In the video, a reporter actually mentioned this to Burrus and, after the collapse, you can see people having to heave and throw large chunks of hardened cement as they dug him up. Meaning he couldn't have dug his way out even if the trick had gone to plan.
goddamn that's horrifying. I think i'll just skip watching that, actually.
@@NevTheDeranged It's not really, you dont see anything. People who take these risks and dont even bother to calculate anything dont get much sympathy from me anyway. Like Bill Burr says, its opening lanes on the highway.
@@doowappable you sound like a psychopath ngl
@@doowappableI agree to a certain extent with what you said. But I think in certain circumstances idiots deserve an amount of sympathy. However, thats a awful way to go.
@@doowappable a Bill Burr fan calling other people idiots 😂
Margot Robbie actually unlocked that lock with her toes while being hung, yes with a body rig and not real chains, but she trained hard for that and James Gunn was stunned
James Stunn was gunned
@@laemmeelagi Stun gun was jammed.
Your telling me she was hanging for the close up shots of her unlocking the cuffs and inserting the key? Idk about that.
Whats the point in her actually hanging durning those scenes if we can't even see her hanging? Would be a lot easier to do a close up and make it look like she's hanging for those scenes, wouldn't have looked any different from the final product.
@@JordnD sure it wouldn’t have looked different, but it just feels more authentic because she can actually do that. Also bragging rights.
@@JordnD she was quite adamant about doing the actual stunts as Harley. If you bothered to look into it even a bit before trying to correct people you’d know that
Houdini very much did hide keys in his mouth. He had a dental bridge for some missing teeth that he redesigned to have a hidden drawer in it with picks/keys/etc for different performances. I saw it at the Houdini museum in NYC, it was super cool
Houdini was crazy!
How did he open the drawer? With his tongue I guess but....seems insanely difficult.
@@danitho yes. It was actually designed to be pretty easy to slide open, and with his escapes he always made it so that it wouldn't be too difficult to bend over to drop a pick or key into his hands, when he couldn't just reach into his mouth directly.
For the famous bridge-drop escape when he was wearing nothing but his bathing suit and his confinements, I believe he actually hid a key in a self-inflicted wound in his foot and then allowed it to heal and then reopened it to retrieve the gold-coated (so his body wouldn’t identify it as an infection and attack)key..which, to me, is some next level ish.
@@robbieh.1384 I vaguely remember something about using the calluses on his feet to conceal it, but I haven't read up on that since my 2nd grade biography project
The one from now you see me, isla fisher said in an interview that she couldn’t break the chains apart & she started to panic.. she almost drowned on set. Her reaction was real, from what I remember. 😅
Yes, I heard the same thing. She was actually panicking there.
I think the chain got stuck in the grate on the floor and she couldn’t get it loose, which is why you see her yanking on it before she starts to panic, but ya it was a close call.
well that's terrifying
What a shitty movie to die making.
the locks on the chains looks like the cheap locks that you can unlock by using a sharp pull. I know because I heard something about it and tried it myself on a key lock and it worked even though the combo locks are easier
Linda Hamilton actually picked that lock for real for Terminator 2. Scene is 10/10 real
nah she didn't
@@jsullivan2112 yes she actually did.
@@sorrenblitz805 Nah
@@jsullivan2112 I'll let you keep being wrong it's cool 👍
@@sorrenblitz805 I’ll let you keep being gullible, it’s okay! 👍
This man casually saying I've drowned twice is insane to me
Drowning is less of a big deal than it sounds if you have staff on hand. Pretty much anyone trained at all to hold their breath will not actually get any water in their lungs, the brain naturally knows to hold the breath, even unconscious. Effectively, what will happen is you will pass out, the safety teams will bust you out of whatever you’re in, and as long as they do that in under a few minutes, worst case scenario you’ll wake up with the terminal gasp (a last ditch attempt from the brain to get oxygen before it dies, wherein it foregoes any safety and just takes a giant breath), and you’ll only sustain temporary brain damage at worst. The only way people like this could ever die or even get seriously injured from drowning is by not having someone capable of getting them out of the water on hand.
I’ve drowned once in my life and that was horrifying enough. I actually spent 4 years putting myself through intense swim training in order to make sure my body could handle intense waters capable of drowning me. Now I can swim using only one arm and nothing more.
I am going to guess that Mr. Johnson didn't know that Linda Hamilton actually picked the locks in Termanator 2 for real.
Um...if you'd watched the movie you'd know what was used.
Everyone’s got a good point about Margot Robbie, the guy is judging the position she’s in with unlocking it as himself, but Harley Quinn as a character does have incredible strength, flexibility, and precision because she was a gymnast. A normal escape artist might struggle a lot more but a character like Harley is the most likely to succeed (and apparently Robbie actually did unlock it which proves the point lol)
I think he is still on point about how easy she got the key in there in the movie though. Yes she did this for real on set, but I am willing to bet there is quite a bit of moving the key around with her foot before finding the keyway that was cut out.
Robbie actually did unlock it - Was she hanging on wires or was it entirely core body strength ?
@@baraths2 Yes I am aware she unlocked it. I am only questioning how. In the movie it is one smooth motion, she manages to get the key in the lock right away with no fumbling about. That is the part I am wondering about.
Was the shot that one smooth motion? Or was there a minute of fumbling about that was cut out.
@@baraths2 also being in wires definitely helps compared to if she was actually hanging there
Matt was a lot of fun, please bring him back for more.
Naught . Nine seconds for hand cuffs.... less then a second.... ello botty boi
I love the Now You See Me movies, but that water scene Is scary. It’s already scary being In a water tank and being chained, but the actress was actually trapped and was trying to yell for help….but people thought see was just “acting”….😢😃
As many have pointed out Margot Robbie DID in fact put the key into the lock and James Gunn says he was annoyed with himself for not having a long shot showing that. Fact is he didn't think it could be done so went for close ups. Easier for editing and having fewer takes.
If you are aware that many people have already pointed it out, why say it again? That's how you end up with hundreds of people in a row saying the exact same comment over and over again.
@@johnnytmcq Because he added further context.
That being said, did she do it first time or was the expert on point about the difficulty of getting the key in there?
@@yunofun Dunno, she's a trained gymnast and trapeze artist who did that professionally before becoming an actor.
I've seen the precision circus gymnasts can operate with first hand.
I also recall the contortionist Zlata opening beerbottles with her feet on Wedden Dat.
Fun Fact: Margot Robbie actually did unlock those restraints with her foot, she was also a gymnast before she was an actress
With regards to the Terminator 2 improvised pickset; Adam Savage used the workings of an incandescent bulb to pick a lock in Mythbusters. It took a while and the metal was soft enough that he hammered it flat with his boot, but he did it
Man, I miss that show.
Linda Hamilton actually did her escape legitimately. She learned to lockpick while restrained to do that scene and make it look real.
Wasnt that the tribute to MacGyver episode of Mythbusters?
The Now You See Me scene is clearly filmed in such a way that either the key was simply left in the lock so she could sort of palm the keyturn to open the lock or the lock was literally just left unlatched in such a way that it would look locked at first glance. However, there actually are super-low quality locks on the market that can be just jiggled open. I dunno if being submerged would improve their function...but being of such low quality it probably wouldn't even matter.
LPL can open those just by staring hard at them.
I've heard she actually got stuck irl and did truly start panicking in that scene
I dunno what I'm more jealous of, this guy's skill and talent, or his impeccable beard grooming.
When you were reviewing Indie's rope escape it brought to mind that wonderful scene from 'Dennis' when Christopher Lloyd's character is given rope tying lessons from Dennis. He said he wouldn't be able to tie him up because the rope was too thick and his legs were too little. I'd love to see that reviewed! lol.
I'd love to see this guy react to the escape practice scenes in the show Elementary! it's a running bit that Sherlock is constantly trying out new handcuffs and locks and even dislocates his shoulder in a straight jacket in one ep!
"Picking a lock isnt easy" LPL taught me otherwise
So, you can pick almost any lock with ease because you learned it on RUclips? Is that what you're saying? Or is it maybe because LPL just practiced so much and makes it look easy? 😏
@@Ganiscol well if you watch the blind folded lock picking video from Mike Shake, he demonstrates how you can, in fact, learn to pick a whole range of basic locks using LPL's videos in under a week, and then learn to do it blind folded.
@@Ganiscol it is not that hard for most of the locks. after watching some LPL videos i tried to pick some locks myself, and to my wonder it was quite easy. they were not some high end locks and i am not skilled in lockpicking at all, but it only took just a key that fit into the lock and some shaking.
thats exactly what my toughts were :D
Hello, Lockpicking Lawyer here and today we'll be picking this cell door with a paperclip.
This guy looks exactly how I imagine an escape artist looks like
08:00 should be 10/10 because she legit picked those REAL locks by REALLY using a couple of bent paperclips. She studied with an Israeli instructor to learn Krav Maga and how to pick locks just so she could do these scenes in T2. Refusing to let someone else do it or use special effects which is why her full face is on screen the whole time.
(God, is Tom Cruise the only actor nowadays that puts in this kind of effort anymore?)
In all likelihood, yes, Cruise has an unrivalled dedication to movie DIY.
No, he isn't the only one.
The easiest way to break a zip tie that's fastened to a solid surface is to hit it with something solid, a hammer, pipe, wrench. Basically, pull it snug, then hit it solid and it'll crush the plastic to the point of breaking or at least thin enough that very little force is needed to snap it.
Or if they are behind your back you can use the serrated shim used in Taken. Takes a minute or two but one small nick and they snap apart.
The lady in the clip from Now You See Me was in actual danger. They did not realize that she was actually drowning in that scene. They thought her desperation was part of the act.
"Picking a lock is not easy"
Lock Picking Lawyer: "Hold my beer"
Great explanations! good video. Thx
Margot Robbie really did the unlocking the lock
That's exactly what I was going to write! The funny part about his comment is that she ACTUALLY did unlock it with her toes but the camera work/editing made it so that we can't see her face. She is very flexible and agile since she used to be a trapeze artist before her acting career.
was going to say the same she pulled that off.
@@Melissa-sx9vh I had no idea she was a trapeze artist! This makes her more believable as Harley Quinn for me personally.
@@matthewminelli She was/is perfect for that role, sadly the rest was never equal to her performance.
The lockpicking scene in T2 uses paperclips. There is a scene before then showing her stealing a paperclip or two from the interrogation room in the mental hospital
Another great informative and interesting video ! Since I've seen no one else mention it for some strange reason...the sound balance in this video is completely off! My volume is at 100% & i can just barely hear the video let alone him. Appreciate the video regardless
In my opinion, picking locks isn't nearly as hard as anyone assumes it to be, or thinks it should be. It's scarily easy in some regards. Well, it's hard if you do it the right way, but there's much easier ways.
I learned with proper tools and a clear lock. The main thing I learned from that, is that finding each pin's proper place is difficult, and time consuming. Instead, raking easier, and in my experience, much faster. Essentially, your running your pick across the pins in quick succession while applying light pressure with the "pry bar". You're not trying to find each pins position, more so you're trying all the pins more often. What it lacks in precision, it makes up for in repetition.
Once I learned, I started trying diy picks, which took longer, but all still worked. My best combo was a hair pin, and a safety pin.
You can also make something called a bump key really easily, and lastly, you can just buy a locksmith kit.
It's funny that when people learn you can pick locks easily, they get somewhat worried, yet nobody ever thinks about professional locksmiths being criminals.
17:35 Fun fact: Margot Robbie did all that herself.
I've picked some locks using hairpins, it works for most padlocks, should be similar for door locks
I used to pick the locks on all the filing and storage cabinets in my school with paper clips all the time. Definitely low skill, but it made 15 year old me feel like a badass.
Love this channel and learning crazy things I'll never use or be able to perform myself
"I drowned twice" - That's true grit 😬
I just saw a Now You See Me clip and I had to enter to the video.
Great review 👏
I personally love the Taken 3 escape - it's one of the better cuff escapes in movies 👍
His mustache looks like it's trying to escape from one side of his face.
Man I wish Matt Johnson is my professor, it feels so good to listen to him while he explains
Thanks for the rope tip.
Really came in hand.
It is funny that they use the clip from Sarah Conor (Linda Hamilton) escaping from the mental hospital in Terminator 2 because Linda Hamilton actually learned how to pick locks and that is a take of her actually picking that lock. They speak about her dedication to the role in the making of Terminator 2.
Great video, but is the audio really low for anyone else? Had to turn the captions on even after cranking the sound up to max.
Yeah it was for me too
I watched a guy use tines from a dog brush to do a door lock in person.
Great work 🫰🏻🫰🏻🫰🏻 Thank you 💜💜💜
The Now You See Me Isla Fisher One is my Favorite! The Movie is a Magic Movie!
You guys really need an episode with the legendary pair of hands called the lock picking lawyer.
Came in the comments to support Robbie but I'm glad that so many others have 🥰
Indi Jones plays prior to WW2 - no plastic ropes
I really wanna see more stage performers like Matt on here its extremely entertaining
"I drowned twice" said so calmly isnt something you hear everyday lol
9:17 solid pause
At least it's not the Joker's pencil disappearing trick. :D
Houdini had actually trained himself to be able to swallow a key, then regurgitate it on demand for his escapes.
Would've liked to see you break down when he exchanged the handcuffs in Now You See Me with the "cop".
10:00
You know what the funny thing is?
Piranhas aren't dangerous to humans.
The drowning part is that dangerous part.
Cue to Jeremy Wade safely swimming in a piranha infested pool while people are dropping blood in the pool.
I learned to pick locks on that same training lock he showed. After getting that down, I picked up several "Master" locks and practiced until I could get them within a couple of seconds. Then I started practicing on my door. I've now gotten proficient enough that I can pick pretty much any standard lock within a few seconds. Why? Just a skill I wanted to have. It's let me get into my home and car several times when I've locked myself out...otherwise, it's one of those skills I can break out at parties.
Any gymnast could unlock a lock with their feet like Harley did, I don't know why he was so skeptical.
Picking a lock is not easy ... Lock Picking Lawyer coming by "hmmm hmmm"
Would live to see this guy come back and talk dome more about The Prestige
I loved his Britain’s got talent stunts. Absolutely incredible.
Fantastic beard you got there 10/10 :)
I need to see a meteorologist analyze weather disasters in movies
Is it just me or was this video extremely quiet?
Movies almost always use the same locking picking technique for a door. I've never seen anyone use a bump key method. Also, in the 80s there was a show (can't remember which one it was), with a nerdy, scientist sidekick who invented a canned foam that he sprayed into a lock. It was thick enough foam to raise all the pins to their correct positions before it 'quick dried', and he was able to turn the lock with the can. I'd always wondered if anything like that is really possible, but I guess there isn't a viable way for the foam to determine the height each pin needs to move to. Was still a cool idea for the time.
I’l; never watch the ‘now you see me’ scene the same again knowing that she was actually stuck and the producers didn’t know
5:50 -- you can undo a zip tie like that by using the end of the zip tie as a shim the way he did with the handcuffs. A tiny screwdriver or even a pen will work to retract the latch.
Houdini’s rule: “I will never do anything that is more dangerous than sitting in my living room”
“I’ve drowned twice”
This dude left the Insider studio through the air ducts.
The scene where the girl picks a lock with a hairpin can actually be done in real life. I never did myself but I saw a video teaching how to do it and the person used the same practice lock.
omgg i was just on celebrity beyond cruise ship matt was soo sweet and incredible
great video as always
but why's the volume so low? i usually only use 10~12 volume, but had to use 35 for this one
Apparently the guard in the Margot Robbie scene kept turning around hoping to be choked face-first
Lockpicking scenes with the Lockpicking lawyer would be sweet.
Great video.
I'd definitely hire Matt for a kids party.
I wonder how he gonna rates me escape my responsibility
I'd give The Office about a 7 or 8 at least because Michael uses such poor setup and technique. As a consequence, he is completely unable to escape, which is quite realistic!
Great! Would like to see more!
great video
Am i the only one who felt super anxious throughout this video.
This has once again confirmed that I'm too afraid of ongined spaces to enjoy being restrained
As far as the zip tie goes, you could use a pin to do something similar to the handcuffs. There is just a plastic tong holding it in place, just have to pull it back. I have done it before.
It is possible to shim a zip tie. The locking mechanism on a zip tie is pretty much the same as a set of handcuffs i.e a ratchet system. The only difficulty for Walter White would be finding a tool thin enough to use.
Linda Hamilton was bang on the money with her makeshift lock pick. I've tried the classic "making a pick and tension tool from paper clips" thing, I failed miserably. While the pick (a rake) kind of did it's job, I just couldn't get the tension tool strong enough to be useful. So, while I have no doubt Ms. Hamilton picked that lock, I suspect the tools she used weren't made from your standard paperclip.
I don't know about shimming a pair of zip cuffs but the serrated shim in Taken has two main uses. Shimming police cuffs and cutting through zip tie cuffs. The Modern Rogue actually sells a ring that you can hide the shim in and on their channel they have a video of them using the shim for both. Takes a minute to cut the zip ties but once you get a small nick in them they break apart pretty quickly.
"Sapper cuffs" using 550 chord if properly monitord for tightness are really heard to escape from ironically largely because of the fact that when you are leading some one in them you are supposed to be constantly jerking at them to keep people from being able to manipulate them
not mentioned about the cuffs is.. That its pretty much standard police procedure now days to lock the cuffs. No shim will work when the cuffs have been locked. It would require a key.
I feel like the Harley Quinn escape deserves higher rating.
Particularly because the thing he complained about is something Margot Robbie actually did, that wasn't faked.
I've done the last one before but rigthside up,I seem to always have filled hands so I got used to using my rigth foot as an extra pair
Where was this filmed that they were like "rope? I got a chain. Can you use a chain?"
PICKING A LOCK ISN'T EASY!
The handcuff shimming also doesn't work, when the cuffs are double locked.
Techniques that encourage this response
It wasn’t a hairpin. It was paperclips. She stole them off a cops work binder
Bodies aren't actually buried 6ft deep. It's more like 4ft with only 14 inches of top soil between the top of the coffin vault and the outside world.
So where does the saying come from?
@@corruptangel6793 London had a plague in 1665 where the lord mayor ordered graves to be at least that depth seems that is where it originated from.
7:05 that's the one the guy suggested last time i checked spyshop! They also had several types of different lockpick set types
17:10 yea, and with those small arms, pulling up in that way her biceps would need to prominently bulge at least.
Matt! Why no wrist check? Kidding. Cheers and great work Matt and Insider. Can't wait for more beer and watches.
Broo i got 7, 34 seconds of unskippable ads and only half way through
Damn I remember this guy from Britain's Got Talent some years ago. Was pretty impressive what he does glad you got him on this show