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Odah oh Odah 

Bu Odah is the only grocery store owner in the village, she lives a luxurious life and has ambitions to complete her diamond ring collection. Because of his stingy nature, he cheats on his customers' change to save money to buy his coveted ring. Even though the neighbors were getting suspicious, some of them had no other shopping option. When there was a flash sale for her coveted ring, Bu odah became more and more determined in deceiving children and new people in her shop to get a lot of profit in one day.
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Bu Odah is the only grocery store owner in the village, she lives a luxurious life and has ambitions to complete her diamond ring collection. Because of his stingy nature, he cheats on his customers' change to save money to buy his coveted ring. Even though the neighbors were getting suspicious, some of them had no other shopping option. When there was a flash sale for her coveted ring, Bu odah became more and more determined in deceiving children and new people in her shop to get a lot of profit in one day.

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Genre:Drama, Comedy
Written By:Samuel Abdi Bonardo, Tasya Faizul Muizah, Sinta Wina Maryani
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Runtime:20 minutes
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