You'll Need Patience... and Lots of It!

I must state at the outset that I do not like this effect as a spectator/participant. But, it is an extremely effective routine to present to a lay audience.
Mr Aragon deserves admiration for creating it and sharing it within the brotherhood of magic. He deserves a ten-star rating for that.
But, as an instructor/teacher he fails miserably.
This act could be written up with printed instructions on one piece of paper and understood by most practicing performers. It isn't the sort of thing that a beginner would purchase along with Nickels to Dimes and a Svengali Deck, but it requires NO sleights or special handling. Performance requires the ability to clearly explain what each audience participant must do to achieve the desired outcome.
And, clearly explaining these steps and working is quite absent in the teaching video.
So, instead of a sheet of competent, easy-to-follow instructions the purchaser receives a meandering, hard-to-follow, stream-of-consciousness video tutorial that is NINETY minutes long!
This long-winded lecture is excruciating and made more so because English is not the creator's first language.
I do not mean that the inventor should be ashamed for his language, accent or delivery. I am confident if he had been recorded in his native language that Spanish-speaking viewers would have no issues. But, for us non-Spanish-speaking viewers another individual proficient with English would have been a better choice.
The current trend of having the talent prattle on and on in an unrehearsed and unscripted manner should be, in my opinion, reserved and set aside for a segment AFTER the basic effect and working has been succinctly explained. It's there for those who find such diversions interesting.
So, great trick, lousy, frustrating video instructions.