Mom Bucks

The Mom Bucks were playmoney that Susan got in Rodrick Rules and the Online Book .

Idea
Mom Bucks is actually game money. The idea of Mom Bucks was that if Greg and Rodrick did chores, Susan would give them Mom Bucks instead of money. One Mom Buck was worth only a penny. This was made because the two kept hitting her for giving them money.

Greg's Mom Buck Trick
One Day Greg was up at Rowley's house (Collin's House in the Online Version)playing some board games(Zoopoly in the online book),when he found some playmoney sticking out which was the same type used for mom bucks,so when Rowley went to the bathroom he stuffed all of them inside his sweater and his bag.When He got back he stuffed them inside under his bed and found they were about 10,000 of them .One Day,Greg's teacher announced that they will be doing a poem based on the early 1900s.Greg asked Frank for help,but Frank didn't help him,Rodrick made a deal that if Greg pays him some mom bucks he will lend his paper,Greg wanted it because Frank always helped Rodrick in doing the work and it was in a plastic binder. So, Greg disagreed the offer and went to computer room to do some research on computer,but just then the power went off.Greg asked Rodrick to give it,but Rodrick increased his price and when Greg would disagree he would increase.So Greg took all of his ten thousand mom bucks and payed it to Rodrick and got his paper.But then at school Greg noticed the paper was in Rodrick's handwriting and Frank didn't help Rodrick in doing that and Rodrick's poem was unlogical.So when Greg got home,Rodrick had gave all the mom bucks to Susan so he could get money to buy a motorbike,but Susan was puzzled and Rodrick told her where he got it from Greg. Susan got angry with Greg and punished him.

Trivia

 * In the film, it is Rodrick who cheats on the system.
 * And while the cheating was exposed in the book, it was never shown if Susan found out about it in the movie.
 * In the film, one Mom Buck was worth one dollar, while in the book, one mom buck was worth a penny.