A 32-year-old architectural consultant from Cape Town agrees to live for a month on nothing but one-rand coins, timed to coincide with South Africa's National Savings Month in July. The series follows him through grocery shopping, transport, and everyday spending decisions as he works out what a single coin can and can't buy, cutting between his footage and commentary from Sanlam and other financial experts who unpack what each choice reveals about saving habits. There's no dramatic reveal or twist, just a plain record of a man rationing coins for weeks and the small negotiations that forces on him, from what he eats to how he gets to work. The expert interviews sit alongside his footage rather than narrating over it, framing the experiment as a case study in ordinary financial behavior rather than a stunt. It ran as a multi-episode series built entirely around this one constraint.