This iconic video originates from a 1999 Geico commercial titled 'Collect Call,' which became an instant cultural phenomenon. The scene features a man named Bob Johnson (played by actor Greg Bosler) attempting to relay a life-changing message to his parents via a collect call without actually paying for it. When the operator asks for his name, he blurts out 'Wehadababyitsaboy' at lightning speed, allowing his father to hear the news before declining the charges. The humor peaks when the father hangs up and tells his wife, played by an uncredited actress, 'It was Bob. They had a baby. Itsaboy.' This clip is a staple for memes representing extreme frugality, clever life hacks, or situations where someone needs to communicate complex information in a split second. It perfectly captures the relatable feeling of cheating a system to save a few dollars or the hilarity of a parent's deadpan reaction. Example captions include: 'When the Wi-Fi is about to cut out and you have to say goodbye to the squad,' and 'Me explaining the entire plot of a movie in five seconds.'