The magician introduces the DMV as the chosen location for a magic performance.

• The magician describes the DMV as an exciting location to perform magic.

The magician sets up the scenario by discussing a Class C modification with a DMV visitor.

• A visitor needs a Class C modification and hands over a damaged license.
• The magician inspects the license and hints at a hidden pass inside.

The magician pretends to reveal a hidden pass inside the license and explains its use.

• The magician uses a tool to 'open' the license and discovers a 'speeding violation dismissal' pass.
• He explains that such passes allow for certain violations, like speeding, to be dismissed once.

The magician expands the story, introducing various other types of passes.

• He mentions random passes like 'free parking violation passes' and 'accident absolving passes'.
• The visitor is amazed by the concept and the magician advises on how to use the pass with police officers.

A visitor shares their experience of using a supposed 'ambulance absolution' pass.

• The visitor claims to have used an 'ambulance absolution' pass to follow an ambulance and avoid traffic.
• The visitor believes the pass allowed them to attend a concert without delay.

The magician reveals the trick and explains it was all part of 'The Carbonaro Effect' TV show.

• The magician confesses that the passes don't exist and it was all a magic trick for a TV show.
• The visitor is initially skeptical but eventually realizes they have been part of a hidden-camera magic show.