David is dying, and the two people who should care most have already walked out. His wife only married him for money, and his daughter shows no gratitude for anything he gave her. They leave him alone to fade away.
Then a strange system offers him a second chance. Every dollar he spends comes back to him a hundredfold, which means the faster he spends, the richer he gets. David leans into it with fast cars, beautiful company and expensive taste. But the money is also a weapon, and the wife who wanted him left with nothing is about to learn how it feels to beg.
