Joe Rogan Unnerved When Guest Oz Pearlman Guesses His ATM PIN Code

Joe Rogan was visibly unnerved by a guest's surprise revelation.

Oz Pearlman is a "mentalist."

Mentalists are performing artists who use their "mental skills and intuitive abilities to interpret body language, behavior, and energy."

And Pearlman put this skill to the test on Rogan's June 4 show.

Pearlman asked Rogan to come up with a fake four-word ATM PIN code. Rogan chose the code 2020.

Pearlman used that answer to guess - correctly - Rogan's real ATM PIN code.

Pearlman's ability to do so visibly troubled Rogan.

"How'd I do, Joe? Is that your ATM PIN code?" Pearlman said, showing Rogan the numbers he wrote on an erase board but hid from the audience.

"Yeah," Rogan said, pausing for a long moment with a scowl on his face.

"That's weird," Rogan finally said.

Then he said, "I'm skeptical because I got that PIN code in the mail."

Pearlman joked that Rogan was going to call his bank and ask if "this guy has been playing the long game.

"Yeah, I don't like that," Rogan said.

Pearlman's website says, "Oz’s unique blend of mentalism and mind-reading create an interactive experience that is redefining the very nature of a magic show…one that truly needs to be seen to be believed."

First, Pearlman asked Rogan whether his wife knows his Social Security number. He said no.

Pearlman then decided to pick something else since you can't change your Social Security number.

He switched to ATM PIN codes. Rogan said his wife wouldn't know the PIN code.

"Lie to me. Don't tell me your real ATM PIN code unless you want to. Make up a fake four-digit number off the top of your head. What feels to you utterly spontaneous," Pearlman told Rogan.

Rogan then came up with 2020.

Crazy.

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Pearlman then used that number to guess Rogan's real PIN code.

"Statistically men will lie bigger, women smaller. Women like to lie by saying things are bigger," Pearlman said.

Pearlman said that he assumed Rogan would use two numbers in repeat because he had done so with the fake code. He assumed that he did not use any of the real numbers in the fake code.

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