That was how they used to tell you your parents you were autistic.

They would pull you and be like, listen, your son spent $35,000 requesting Amish Paradise

on the box over and over again.

I'm so sorry.

Dude, is there any chance that you're going to present your dad with a check for all the money

you spent on Amish Paradise?

That would be my inspirational video.

It's like, dude, I finally made all.

I paid off my dad's amish paradise request money

shout out the box what was it channel 60 for me damn man you just show up to his door with like a

giant check and he just punches you in your mouth because you deserve it yeah when we were

kids in philly we had the box and you could pay a dollar or $2 to have, they

would, like, they would scroll down a list of the current music videos and you would call

in and request your video and it was $2 and they would throw it into the queue, I guess.

And I was, I was just telling the boys that was, I put my parents and do basically medical

level debt requesting Hamish Paradise.

Welcome to Debbie. Yeah, we're very happy to be joined by one of our true Philly comedy OG's Chip Chantry. Thank you so much for being.

Thanks for having me, guys. I'm very excited to be here. I'm thrilled that you're here. Yeah. Tim, how far removed were you from MTV's heyday when you were at that point? I guess I didn't understand that there was a heyday because when I was like conscious it was like it was like TRL days. You know what I mean? But dude when it was spring break time and they were just like shaking big tities like four hours a weekday in the summer. Dude MTV MTV Spring Break, I look forward to that every year.

And it was like, even though it was like, it was, it was like a whole week in

of content, but they would replay it constantly.

I would just watch it as though I hadn't seen it.

What was the one where people were just like dancing at a beach house?

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