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It’s rare that I get to put any of the stories here on GeniiOnline into a personal context, mostly on account of my personal context being “remains indoors at all times,” but my mum and I are actually regular viewers of Good Morning Britain. So, imagine my consternation when it turns I’d slept through an episode that featured top tier mentalist, Lior Suchard, performing all kind of crazy mind reading.

Naturally, I had to seek my mother’s opinion on the man’s work. What about the moment Suchard guessed the name of Alex Beresford’s first girlfriend, leaving the weatherman in an apparent state of shock?

“It was alright,” she said, resorting to a word she’s previously used to describe the Taj Mahal and Academy Award winning film No Country For Old Men.

She was equally impressed when Suchard not only guessed the object (or in this case animal) presenter Susana Reid was thinking about, but actually had a picture of that object as the latest pic on his Instagram account. She did, however, suggest that Suchard handing his mobile phone to presenter and former Daily Mirror editor, Piers Morgan, was unwise.  

She wasn’t as keen on the glasses trick performed on Richard Arnold, dismissing it as “silly,” but she did have high praise the part where the Israeli mentalist guessed Piers Morgan’s banking PIN.

“Mmmm,” she said, between sips of espresso, “That bit was quite good. I wonder how he did it.”

You heard it here first, folks: Lior Suchard, mentalist, “quite good.”