It worked for me!!! took me awhile to figure it out though (its the number b/w the beginning and end point when it gets stuck ie. if it "ends" at 4.5, reverse it and it should "begin" at 3.5 so the number is 4)

He messed up the remainder for the 2nd number. It should read 0->2, 1->3, 2->0, 3->1.
You can't have a remainder of 4 when dividing by 4.

It works

hahaha i am a criminal mastermind lol jk

cool

what if the remainder is a 2? he didnt mention anything about that.

Thanks for the tip!

the first two numbers usually always end in the same number