Penn
House
It looks like a high security prison in the
windswept desert of Las Vegas, Nevada. But our Mystery
Reporter calls this place his real life "Penn house." Penn Jillette is the big, vocal half of the magical
comedy duo, "Penn and Teller." He says, "I would say the
success of Penn and Teller is shocking."
But not
nearly as shocking as the real electric chair from Sing Sing
that Penn keeps in his house. Penn's taste constantly switches
from mysteriously macabre to wonderfully whimsical. He says,
"The koi pond is shaped exactly like a Goldfish cracker."
Then, to continue Penn’s prison theme, there's a
lineup wall. He explains, "Every single person that visits the
slammer, I take their picture up against this."
Then
there's this tribute to Penn’s partner in comedy. He points
out, "This is a crime scene because we have Teller laid out
here with a knife. Teller posed for this on the floor."
There's no doubt this is Penn’s playhouse and he has a
passion for pink from his cars to his gym. And Penn’s got a
music room that quickly converts to his very own movie
theatre.
Our magical Mystery Reporter is the first to
admit he's just a big kid. He says, "It's a 12-year-old boy
with a lot of money."
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