Have you ever wondered what Teller (of Penn and Teller, of course) sounds like? He's the silent one and doesn't usually speak that often. I heard him a few years ago, and now you can catch audio of him on NPR reviewing The Glorious Deception, a book about magician Chung Lee Soo, written by Jim Steinmeyer.
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7-14-2005 @ 7:00PM
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I watch Penn and Teller Bullshit somewhat frequently and I've never heard him say a word. I wonder if Teller makes the same salary as Penn.
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7-15-2005 @ 1:50AM
Russell Christensen said...
It's part of a magician joke. He does speak often, actually. I have seen him on the History channel and VH1, speaking too.
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