Paul A. Lelekis is one of the most experienced table-hoppers on the planet. He has performed in many restaurants from Hot Dog Stands all the way up to 5-Star restaurants for over 25 years. He has often table-hopped in restaurants 6 or 7 days a week - for many years.

Paul has been asked to record an all-inclusive e-book of Table-Hopping and so decided to write this e-book, The Business of Table-Hopping. Included are a few photographs of Paul, explaining magic.

Table-Hopping is not only a very lucrative business, but you will be asked to perform for many other engagements and hundreds of Children's Birthday Parties! Paul addresses all of the issues of table-hopping including how to get these gigs, how to hold on to them, how to get along with the staff, what to wear and some great ideas for tricks to perform.

Becoming a table-hopper will make you a seasoned Pro.

This e-book begins with a must-read introduction and numerous chapters addressing:

• The Business of Table-Hopping
• What Tricks Should I Perform
• How Do I Choose a Restaurant?
• What Do I Wear?
• How Much Money Do I Charge?
• Meeting the Staff
• When Do I Approach Tables?
• How Do I Approach Tables?
• The Different Kinds of Spectators
• How Long Do I Stay at Each Table?
• Tips!

If you wish to enter this career or use it as a part time job, then get this ebook and begin your very lucrative adventure in the field of Table-Hopping!

"Paul Lelekis has captured the essence of performing close-up magic for patrons in restaurants. He continues in his tradition of re-designing and performing time-tested and practical effects that fully engage and entertain. In his 13th book, he highlights tricks and specific handlings that he has used (as a restaurant-worker) for decades to attend to children and adults. He also provides his pragmatic approach to working with diners, restaurant-owners and wait-staff, so that you can enhance your presence and value as an entertainer. At $10, his wisdom is worth it." - Enrico Varella, Corporate Trainer & Vice-President of IBM Ring 115, Singapore

1st edition 2014, 24 pages.
word count: 10824 which is equivalent to 43 standard pages of text