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(Dubbed) Oh Yeah! Crazy Cashback, Crazier Girls
Released from prison and betrayed by his ex-wife, Caleb Hart nearly dies until a magic rune awakens the Tenfold Cashback System. With money multiplying and grudges settling, Caleb learns one thing fast: nothing beats a slap in the enemy's face.
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