This thing makes me so nostalgic. There was a "magic" which we kids used to play with others in primary. We created a list of 15 random items, and asked one t

This thing makes me so nostalgic. There was a "magic" which we kids used to play with others in primary. We created a list of 15 random items, and asked one to pick anyone of it. After which we asked the volunteer to tell which of the four sublists has the item. When this was done, we proudly told him / her what was it and it literally left them clueless how we did it, until of course, the trick went viral and everyone was doing it with others.