Randy Charach hypnotizes two audience members with absurd props like a doodle hopper and urinary thingamajig, then taps their foreheads to make them recognize their nose but forget their name. It's silly, repetitive, and shows how a simple suggestion can mess with what people think they know.
What's this thing right here?
Ear. Mouth. Eyebrows.
Yeah, and what's this? Did anybody here notice the full moon? Ooh! He's the laughter police. You, sir. Let's see it. We've got a bunch of funny people here. You guys as well? You know what this is? Oh, you would know. You're a doctor, right?
It's a doodle hopper.
Oh, a doodle hopper. Of course. What is a doodle hopper used for?
Well, you put one here and you put the other and then Then we can talk to each other. Oh, wow!
You're a doctor, yes? And what is this?
It's a urinary thingamajig.
Oh, a urinary thingamajig, of course. And I'm afraid to ask, what's it used for? To pee. Oh, to pee. Oh my. Sleep. That's right. Good. When I tap you on the forehead, you're going to know what a nose is, but you're not going to remember your name. Eyes open. Hey, how we doing? Good? Good, thanks. Good. What's this thing?
Nose. A what?
Nose. A nose, yeah. And what's your name?
