Fresh Prince - Will Becoming A Full Time Car Salesman

[@check5000]

You ever been beat up by a woman? Not with out paying for it. That part had me laughing.

[@wesleyshelton1986]

will’s mom was such a hypocrite and wasnt a nice person herself so as his uncle and aunt 🤦‍♂️🙁

[@DaveKovalComedy]

This is one of the funniest lines in the entire season it kills me Everytime

[@Interceptor810]

@@wesleyshelton1986 I would have asked her to leave or gotten security throw her out. I refuse to allow somebody to treat my employees that way

[@samanthapatrick4345]

It makes you wonder what he gets up to?

[@check5000]

@@samanthapatrick4345 Exactly. 😂

[@dwayne601]

This was back before everyone smartened up about college. Will had a great paying job and no school debt. He made the right choice

[@petrinajc]

You’ve obviously never been a commission sales individual

[@dwayne601]

@@petrinajc you obviously didn't watch the show. Will, was the best they had

[@petrinajc]

@@dwayne601 lmao! Yes I did son. Live when it actually aired. Will went back to school. More then likely getting a career! A real job.

[@dwayne601]

@@petrinajc he had a real career. No need to waste your time at some college for literally no reason

[@kylereid8754]

@P J plenty of success can be found in auto sales, you are just miss informed or commission just didn’t work out for you, please do your research on the profession of sales then get back to me

[@ontariodunigan3640]

That was actually a good ass job he had it ain't like he just dropped out just to be droppin out

[@Interceptor810]

I thought this very thing when watching this episode

[@markeithhunt6321]

He just like Chris dropped out so now he just like Hilary dropped out Too. Chris dropped out school so Hilary dropped out school Too. They dropped out school Together. Chris just like Hilary Too she dropped out school 🏫. She been dropped out school and Chris been dropped out school

[@danareed6481]

“I got you, I got you, go ahead, go ahead” 😂😂

[@roamer1389]

In todays world, a job like this is always better than college.

[@lexkanyima2195]

So true

[@mrharvy100]

Honestly if this was today then Will found a good gig on something he was good at - Not wasting years where 90% of the classes you take are not relevant for your desired career - Avoid student debt - Car salesman is a viable career option if your good at it Only misplay was Will not waiting until he at least finished high school

[@Phantom-ZER0]

He did finish HS, he dropped out of College for this job. But since this was taking place back in the 90s, a College degree actually meant something back then.

[@lexkanyima2195]

​@@Phantom-ZER0does it ?

[@Phantom-ZER0]

@@lexkanyima2195 In today's world you don't need anything beyond a HS Degree to land a 6 figure salary or just a generally good highpaying job. But back in the early 90s, your education level was very important when applying for a job without any connections.

[@sidharthchand8072]

His uncle was paying for college

[@markeithhunt6321]

My mom was paying for school

[@oscarsaucedo1310]

it's funny when wills mom comes in the scene 😂

[@TheRomanRonin]

I agree with Will you don't need a college degree or University degree to get success in life.

[@boldsign]

College is turning into an antique with the internet anyways.

[@wesleyshelton1986]

@@boldsign like they say u can get yo degree online an shit.

[@EastJazzman]

@@boldsign Speaking of which Bill Gates was a dropout himself

[@agentzurg3592]

I mean think how Chris Pratt became famous the guy dropped out college and ended up living in his van for a few years.😮

[@arielbanks5557]

​@@agentzurg3592Damm 😲 thank goodness he's a fantastic actor now and Arnold Schwarzenegger's son-in-law☺️

[@DockNinja]

Will actually had the right idea and would’ve been hella successful as a car salesman in the 90s

[@seanyshepfit]

"Not without having paid for it" 😂😂😂😂

[@JaxonSmithers]

Benson always cracked me up.

[@sc30002001]

I never caught until I read this I always thought he had a medical issue that made him pass out.

[@47FloridaManDre]

I hated this episode he had a great paying job and didn’t need a college education plus Will was a natural at selling cars he could’ve owned the dealership.

[@jermainemartinez8282]

Yeah everyone would of gotten fired by Will

[@roamer1389]

And he gets more money. Its a win win.

[@Phantom-ZER0]

I think what you're overlooking is that this was a different time, back in the 90s, no doors would open to you without a college degree, especially if you were a college dropout. Let's say the store burned down or there was a scandal and Will lost his job, what are his options then? Today you have plenty of doors open to you and can easily land a 60k job without needing anything but a Highschool degree. It was a much harsher time in tge 90s and Vy and Vivian were right to do this, because they know just how tough society was to young uneducated people, especially to people of color.

[@chillguydave925]

@@Phantom-ZER0 yea your clueless U didn’t need college My whole family has 0 degree and 4 of them have a mansion mind u. Come from out of the USA U just needed a good job or buisness Period Ask my brother if he needed a degreee in the 90s when he has 4 mini mansions almost every 5 years

[@corduerorose9747]

Yeah but there's nothing wrong with education first

[@Deadpool-fh6ve]

I'm with Will on this. One of the points of college is to help you find and prepare for the job you want in life. Will had actually found that and was actually making a good amount of money for it. Chances are he might have just gone back to selling cars after he graduated anyways. And it's not like he can't go back to college if he feels like he wants to pursue a better education.

[@jermainemartinez8282]

Its a good thing he wasn't on Financial Aid cause then his ass would of been in debt

[@hiphoponeworld]

lol what an idiot

[@phillipimran7377]

Problem with this logic, is that if everyone in College did this, then where would we get our future doctors, teachers, scientists, etc. We would have to employ everyone from other countries which would cost more money. Education is important, its not just about preparing for a job or learning about the real world, its also about becoming a productive member of society.

[@arielbanks5557]

Everybody keeps saying, "I agree with Will", but no one's thinking about Will's future. Remember what happened to the boss's brother at the beginning of the episode, that guy selfishly fired his own brother because he wasn't selling as much as Will. What if that happened to Will in fifteen years and he has his own big family? There's a fifty-fifty chance he won't get another job as extravagant as car salesman without a college degree. So, I believe he should not drop out of college.

[@lexkanyima2195]

​@@arielbanks5557Will is not naive

[@dantheman8152]

College is not all that. I got a degree and it took me 4 years to find a decent job!

[@jermainemartinez8282]

Than people are in debt cause of college

[@samlung2724]

This was the mentality back in the day, my dad pushed college all my life from 1st to 12th grade, but my dad knows college is not for me and now tells me that we live in times where you don't need college to be successful.

[@dantheman8152]

@@samlung2724 Smart!

[@dev9614]

and some people never find one it sucks

[@Interceptor810]

I loved and hated this episode...hated because of the narrative of go to college to be successful. To be fair, Car salesman has potential to be an excellent job if you sell. Sure there are drawbacks such as working 50+ hours a week and shitty management who will do you dirty when it comes to payment. The narrative you need college for success caused the debt that our generation is in. Besides, at the rate Will was selling cars, he easily be making in the range of $150k to $200k a year. He's not throwing away his future, he's more likely to do that by dragging on through college. Selling cars was certainly better than how the show ended with Will still finishing school. While I have seen my share of people who hated it in the dealerships, Ive seen plenty of success too. Many kids from poor upbringings that weren't academically or athletically gifted, many of them went into car sales. They ended up doing well.

[@J972M]

Plus being a car salesman fits Will's personality perfectly. Young, charismatic, diplomatic, energetic and influential/ persuasive

[@theletsplayer4921]

No the debt was caused by liveing in the usa

[@AkiraStrix94]

I kind of thought the narrative for this episode was pretty bad. It had some legit funny moments in it, it is a comedy after all, but needing to go to college to be successful? That might work for some people, but I don't think that works at all. Earlier this year, I tried going to a local college to take classes regarding computers, and it was something that I really wanted to learn to do. But, as fate would have it, I didn't get accepted, but I don't see this as the end of the world. I'm probably not alone in saying this, but I think this episode could have been so much better.

[@freebachelor5060]

Seriously, Will was on track to make more money than Phillip eventually. Even if selling cars didn't workout he could've taken his record to any sales job out there. Car sales is one of the roughest sales jobs there is. You make it there, you make it anywhere.

[@osbaldohernandez9174]

That is true college ain’t for everyone respect everyone’s decision graduate highschool

[@ShonenJapan]

What exactly does that mean? Not saying you're wrong or anything. I'm just curious.

[@osbaldohernandez9174]

@@ShonenJapan i see a lot of people go to college stuck in debt working a job they don’t like and waste money on school take time to decide what your trying to do

[@LorSuefong]

People forget you can always go back to school..but why if your making lots of money.

[@JaredThaBoi]

Exactly they were tripping. College doesn’t always get anywhere anyway

[@molink3123]

Unless he was going to school for something lucrative, this was a good ass paying job lol especially I’m the 90’s. He could’ve took a month off

[@OsbieCamacho509]

I agree, I didn’t like the message this episode tried to convey

[@ITypeStereos]

Parents always force their kids to go to college. That’s why everyone is so much student loan debt! Going to college, racking up debt with no plan. All because their parents told them to.

[@xxl96]

Totally agree. My son is 26. he did not go to college - went into sales. He averages $110,000 a year - no student loans

[@KevinQ1989]

@@OsbieCamacho509 Agree, I love the Banks family, but in this episode Uncle Phil came off as an elitist.

[@Jadefox32]

@@KevinQ1989 If one goes to college for something that will truly lead to a more productive and successful future than I'm all for it, but to go to college for anything else is stupid and lands one in loads of debt. I actually encourage more people these days to go into the trades, you get paid while learning there.

[@j-rockwells3807]

Ok fine Im telling your mother 😂😂😂😂

[@oceanberserker]

Looking back, this is definitely Harsher in Hindsight. Will found a job that plays to his strengths, was high - end, was making sweet coin, and Uncle Phil and Aunt Viv just wanted him drop it completely in favor of what? '"Finding yourself." Bullshit. I speak from experience, NO ONE goes to college to "find themselves." Will already had a handle on himself from the get - go. He just needed to smooth his rougher edges, become more refined, and Uncle Phil and Aunt Viv already did that in spades. They COULD have gone with the angle that they didn't want Will to be a quitter like Hillary, but no, they were looking to shoehorn in some greater life lesson about college life. I reiterate, bull. And. SHIT!

[@svscared]

Um I went to college to find myself and learned so much more than I ever would have had I not gone to college. People are free to make their own decisions at the end of the day but college exists for a reason and it isn't just academia. I would argue college is even more essential these days with how out of touch and ridiculous the grade school curriculum is.

[@ghariiscool]

this was a good message for its time but it's very outdated now

[@pikkon899]

@@ghariiscool So you'd rather wok for commission payments? Because that's what Will was doing. That's what being a salesmen is. Clearly, the people who said Will had a good job never worked a commission pay gig before. It's awful. You are easily exploited in this type of work. You have high quotas to reach at the end of the month and you will be working solely for the commissions at the end of the month due to your low base salary - meaning very, very long hours and weeks. Will may have been good but for how long? He sells 15 cars today and will be expected to sell them everyday which is not sustainable as the market and times change. This is why college was better for Will. He was also playing basketball. His potential was better than being a salesmen.

[@fargeeks]

@@svscared but if you didn't find yourself?

[@Interceptor810]

@@pikkon899 ya the dealership business sucks but there is potential to make good money and more some people its better than going to college. That being said 15 cars a day is unrealistic. 15/month is considered good and in some dealerships thats over 100k a year

[@BlackDiamond2718]

This really made me question his family. He had a good job and didn’t have to worry about extra work in school. He could settle down easily. None of them even know if he could succeed in school and afterward.

[@yao052]

Well the episode ended with Will telling Uncle Phil that the main reason why he did the sales job was because he made lots of money. To which Uncle Phil said that a job should be about fulfillment not just money.

[@BlackDiamond2718]

@@yao052 Still not in their place to make him give it up. Make sure he is responsible and ready to choose and to live with them.

[@jodiphillips5435]

@@yao052yeah and then Will asked uncle Phil if he truly believed that to which uncle Phil replied “yes son I do”. Then will asked uncle Phil the burning question “then how do you explain being a lawyer?” and uncle Phil struggled to answer the question which just proved Will’s point🤣🤣🤣

[@ATMAnubis]

"Then I'm doing the right thing." "Of course you are- what are you doing?" I love how Uncle Phil quickly becomes suspicious.

[@jrewing1512]

Man when his mom grab his ear I felt that.

[@podsmpsg1]

He let her do that.

[@smill1985]

I think I heard a crack as she pulled it, lol! 🤣

[@G11366]

I got a trauma flashback from seeing that

[@MarvelFan1995]

And got to bel-air from Philly in one day?

[@courtneyjeffries390]

Lmao!!! I could see my mother doing that to me when I was that age.

[@edgarhernandez1965]

Will come to Bel air from West Philadelphia to live with his Uncle Phil and Aunt Vivian and their children and also fine a descent education to graduate from college.

[@edgarhernandez1965]

Hilary drop out of college because of Will revenge for getting punished.

[@michaelcastellano1199]

Hilary dropping out of school had nothing to do with Will

[@edgarhernandez1965]

You're right! Hilary dropped out of college but Will have nothing to do this.

[@jermainemartinez8282]

Hopefully she wasnt on Financial Aid and didn't have to play student loans back after dropping out.

[@JaredThaBoi]

@@edgarhernandez1965 she dropped out because she was an inconsiderate spoiled brat, as she went out of her way to get anything she wanted. Her parents were definitely strict on her but I know one thing if they hadn’t moved to Bel Air and they were still living in that apartment she would’ve been smart enough to not drop out of college. College really didn’t seem like it was meant for Will anyway. I’m 27 and after I graduated high school all I cared about was making money so I went on to work.

[@victorgarfield6983]

Robert Guillaume plays Rafiki in The Lion King.

[@inegozamora168]

I saw this episode but he played the voice of Rafiki from The Lion King films series I didn't notice it

[@liger5953]

And mr thicknose in land before time

[@ShonenJapan]

So you mean to tell me that his Mom flew all the way from Philly just to confront Will about this?.........

[@Me-xo5tw]

Yes.

[@jpeso8374]

Well when you have a rich sister and brother in law that can pay for the flight and everything else....I don't see the big fuss. Especially when aunt Viv wasn't havin it and knew she had to resort to calling her sister.

[@MarvelFan1995]

@@jpeso8374 I know

[@jermainemartinez8282]

Nah she took the AmTrac Train 🚂🚉🚆🚇

[@Antz3The3rd]

Well yeah, the moment you piss off your parents by making poor decisions, its like Defcon 4.

[@PepsiMan42069]

I dropped out when I was 16. Good school too. I wanted to be a software developer so bad, I just didn't wanna wait. I got an internship which led to a full time role. I'm just about to turn 18 and I live in my own place, and live off my own money

[@Renagade2332]

Lucky kid. Wish I had done an internship at 18.

[@QuanLovesGaming]

Get that degree still.

[@Darksky1001able]

I don't think your fortune can spread to us all.

[@CommanderLongJohn]

Unless ya had an approved age waiver from X state department of education (if your state even allows for under 18-16 or 17 to get a GED), then somehow got an internship somewhere that forgone the fact you not only dropped out but left a good school, ya didn't and aren't 🥴

[@BlackDiamond2718]

Nice work dude

[@quingill508]

I’m with Will on this one .. He found a damn good job and was good at it .. And might I add they’re own daughter (Hilary) dropped out of college and it wasn’t nowhere the big deal it was when Will wanted to do the same !

[@wesleyshelton1986]

yea cared if hilary dropped out but not will..doesnt make sense..and thats when people didnt kno no better especially back in the 90s when everyone was big on college..and like they say college is not for everyone especially when some taking classes that dont meet up to a major..so moving forward, the banks family were most hypocritical family ever and always blaming will for everything and their actions they took part of..

[@cagv7297]

I would've supported my kid(s) if they did this. US education / education system is such a joke, lol. I also wouldn't want to see my kids suffering from crippling debt

[@Interceptor810]

@Light Portal he's not being radical. The US education system has failed many kids. Sure car sales isnt for everybody but there are definitely success stories from it and at the rate Will is selling (which is unreal even in a high volume dealership), he's making amazing money. If he sells 20 cars a month, he'd be making over $100k a year

[@samlung2724]

Back in the day when I was a kid, my dad pushed the idea of me going to college and get a degree and makeoney but since my dad is adaptable and gets with the times and knows college is not for me, he tells me now, theses days you don't need a college degree to be successful, but I just need to have the will to do something

[@BlackDiamond2718]

US in general is a joke. No mercy for those who want to be better than the world.

[@turquoiselomax8965]

I think in Will’s circumstance, it was moreso him being hyped up by a sleezy car salesman. Uncle Phil, Aunt Viv and Will’s mom didn’t have to react the way they did tho. They could’ve been like “well how bout to keep your job part time, but stay in school so you can learn more about management. Then maybe you can sell luxury cars somewhere.” I think he would have agreed with that.

[@mariafox9226]

It’s WILL’S choice as to whether or not he goes to college. And he could’ve been selling stuff that was WORSE than cars, plus he’s happy where he is.

[@Steven-pn8kd]

Not according to his mom, though.

[@fargeeks]

You mean "was"

[@kristianolliviere9045]

But you have to admit, the dealership management can change and can do will dirty

[@jmdnelson4891]

I always liked Will's mom; she was old-school and tough.

[@Interceptor810]

but she was wrong in this episode. Will is at a job where he is making good money, more than he ever could with a job that requires a college degree.

[@TheSHN61]

@@Interceptor810 She was also wrong when she disapproved her sister marrying a Caucasian man and tried to force Will not going to the wedding.

[@wesleyshelton1986]

@@TheSHN61 will’s mom was such a hypocrite in everything that will did and within the family and sending him to be with his uncle, aunt and cousins in which they all blame him for things that he wadnt apart of and neither get involved in..so dispicable.

[@oceanberserker]

She had her moments, but overall, the best thing that could've happened was her sending him to live with Uncle Phil and Aunt Viv. Everytime she shows up, it just means something's about to go wrong for Will.

[@hob_channel]

Nah, she's a psychopath

[@AdrianIsaacs]

A lot of people in the comments are saying that Will was making the right choice. I kind of expected that when I started scrolling, given the explosion in student debt (then again, Phil and Viv were most likely paying for his college tuition, anyway). Maybe he was making the right decision. He wasn't dropping out of school so he could party and goof off. He was dropping out because he found a good paying job he liked and was good at. Then again, given that Viv and Phil were most likely paying for his college tuition, it might have best to just finish college as quickly as possible and then go into sales.

[@qazmko22]

This is a much more nuanced take... I think that Uncle Phil and Aunt Viv were paying for his education, and the reason they were so upset is that they already had a job lined up for him and Carlton after graduating.

[@pepstalynn]

"Who the hell are you?" 😂😂😂😂😂

[@JohnHarrisIV]

Mom, th gg this is Mr Fletcher 😊

[@innerthoughts1706]

That ear pinching, ain't no joke 😂😂😂, my mama didn't play

[@Masutora]

Light Skin Aunt Viv isn't the actress that Deluxe Aunt Viv is. But damned if she ain't stacked.

[@kendawyatt673]

Wills potential went beyond that sales floor which is why he got snatched up outta there! SURE he should stay there if he wasn’t going to get anything better. For will to be in his position, with his charisma, talents, and opportunities his life was going to be much better off being around other young bright minds. It’s exactly why uncle Phil said it’s more about learning about life and different ideas than getting a job. More about the journey if anything , sometimes it’s okay to take the long route.

[@NoName-oo2td]

I guess it's a good thing will has a rich uncle paying for his tuition so he won't be buried in student debt when he graduates with most likely no direction to go in life. If he kept this job, he could've gotten his own place within a year and become independent like he tried to do in the beginning of the season before his dumbass friend jazz got him kicked out of his apartment.

[@silkkslimm9608]

Uncle Phil was the greatest tv dad in history

[@DukeDarkshadow]

Sure, but he and Aunt Viv were both totally wrong in this instance. Something that shows like this always felt the need to preach to the audience was that "if you drop out of school, you're failing at life" and that's a horrible message to send. School isn't for everyone. But like Will said, it's not like he's flipping burgers. He had a fantastic, respectable job that has all the potential of leading to a future.

[@JaredThaBoi]

Honestly college doesn’t always get you anywhere in life. The only reason he came to live with his aunt and uncle was because he got in trouble hanging with the wrong type of crowd. When he came to Bel Air, it took him time for him to grow up and eventually he did. He may have gotten into some trouble but there were good things he did manage to do that showed the best of him. Him working at the car dealer was definitely legit, even his aunt and uncle didn’t like the idea of him throwing away something that might’ve been good for him which doesn’t mean it could’ve been just because it was good for them. He was getting paid and sometimes what you don’t expect can always be a good thing in life, they shouldn’t have called his mother after all he was all grown up too and it sucks his mom didn’t care.

[@wyattpeterson6286]

Exactly, I think Phil and Vivian were being hypocrites.

[@wesleyshelton1986]

@@wyattpeterson6286 i agree and in fact they all blame him for things he didnt really do or even get involved in..

[@wesleyshelton1986]

@@wyattpeterson6286 another thing his mom was a hypocrite too and wasnt that nice of a person herself especially to will

[@wyattpeterson6286]

@@wesleyshelton1986 Exactly.

[@JaredThaBoi]

@@wesleyshelton1986 yep and she might’ve probably didn’t have it easy growing up but that doesn’t mean she had to take out and throw all her frustration and anger at Will

[@michaelford1124]

lmfao! the manager rolled out!

[@turquoiselomax8965]

The way she dropped that purse and put up her dukes 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣💀💀💀

[@kevinbudzinski9576]

The best part is Will's mom dragging him out of the dealership by his ear! 😂🤣

[@millenialmuscle8254]

Problem nowadays is people dropping out of tradeschools to sell stocks, forex, or some pyramid scheme.

[@agentzurg3592]

This is why I prefer Janet Hubert Viv, she was more open honest and more supportive of her nephew decisions.

[@lexkanyima2195]

She should support Phil

[@fargeeks]

Man the way she was never seen again was as if she was never supposed be part of the show in the first place and so she was just a temporary fill in

[@lexkanyima2195]

@@fargeeks maybe since the pregnancy was a confusing one

[@Interceptor810]

​@lexkanyima2195 She should support whoever is right and in this case it's Will. He's far better off selling cars at a dealership than he is being in college

[@brettcolbert9756]

"Boy, have you lost yo damn mind?" One of my favorite lines from Aunt Viv.

[@Interceptor810]

but she was the one who lost her mind. Will had an excellent job where he was on track to make same amount of money as Uncle Phil if not more

[@Shabazz23]

Aunt Viv was doing what any reasonable relative would do, stir the pot and made it bigger than it is 😅😅😅😅

[@BigDanWestmont]

You could tell Wilhelm Schmidt had to work hard to hold it together after Robert Guillaume dropped the "not without having paid for it" line.

[@nattycee4156]

Haha yeah I clocked that too. I bet they had to do retakes on that part 😅

[@jamestyson458]

It ain't like he was throwing his life away over something stupid

[@JaredThaBoi]

That’s because they’re from that generation of what mattered to them was something important

[@oceanberserker]

@@JaredThaBoi And what is that exactly? A high - end, high - paying job? Steady and reliable work? Getting a place of your own? Having enough to your name to support a family when you decide to settle down? Will had the makings of all of that in this episode and they just made him throw it away.

[@kendawyatt3219]

The way she snatched his ear lol

[@AkiraStrix94]

If that was me, I'd give her something to complain about. That's just me, mean as it is.

[@donaldwhiteheadjr1694]

Died when Will's Mom grab him by his Ear and said Mom this doesn't feel good fell out when His mom said you ever been beat up by a Woman Before when he said Not without having to paying for it

[@yao052]

My commission! 😆😆😆

[@tyreebest1234]

"Who the hell are you?" 💀

[@jermainemartinez8282]

Lol Ashley always getting sent to her room

[@connorbrechbill6516]

Alls well until he hits a dry spell, or a recession and his checks aren’t anywhere near as high as when he’s hitting his numbers. Plus, car dealerships will not hesitate to cut costs if need be. If business is struggling, they’ll cut employees in a heartbeat. Lot’s of comments bashing on college and I think that’s unfair, especially if you’re in Will’s predicament. If Will likes selling and has a talent for it, why not keep his part time role earning money while he’s in school (money he can pocket since his uncle is covering school costs), and graduate with a Marketing degree. He now has the degree plus 4 years of experience in sales. Plus this in the 90s, where college degrees were worth much more than they are today. Dude would get snatched up by a major corporation and work for their sales/acquisitions teams. Corporate sales can pay some buku money. Prior employer that I worked had a client acquisitions team, who were responsible for negotiating deals with major companies to bring their equity comp accounts to the firm to manage. The starting pay for those guys was $250K (plus commission bonuses every quarter). Once you had your stripes, that pay was $1.5MM per year. Those guys made dumb money but it made sense because they brought in what consisted of majority revenue for the company. In order to get that role you had to have a degree (preferably in Finance), several licenses and years of experience in equity comp and sales. College educations may not be the end all be all, but they sure as hell can be used as a major addition to your resume and enhancement to your skill set overall.

[@roamer1389]

college in todays world is no different than kintergarden.

[@quintonturpin925]

@@roamer1389 did you seriously just compare college to kindergarten

[@roamer1389]

@@quintonturpin925 yes I did, because most colleges have been corrupted by SJW's for quite some time now.

[@SH-gc1dq]

How we miss wills mom was a dead beat mom. She ships her son off to her sisters? She could have moved from philly to

[@IdunnoBroIjdk]

1:25 the way he commands the room, that's a real father/man.

[@lonewolfluke7367]

If you have a well-paid job that you enjoy I say stick to it, if you wanna have an education on the side use it as a hobby. I mean that’s what I do, I work in a pharmaceutical and study about medicine in my spare time.

[@MicaelAlighieri]

Sure, a job can get you money, but without an education, once it's gone, you are left with nothing. A friend of mine studied Economics, he even became a bank director, but he had to quit because they were moving him elsewhere, so now he's driving a taxi. He got another offer, it was far from home and his son and he rejected it, but at least he has the key to a door that can appear again and the tools from his education.

[@CamCam-mq6ji]

00:26 the new channelling the old Vivian

[@bad2dabohn1992]

Ahhh the days when we thought going to college was a good idea smh

[@ajboss924]

0:52 1:33 2:03

[@pikkon899]

The statement "college isn't for everyone" is true but there are way too many people here and it's obvious, who have never worked as a salesmen for commission sales. If they had, they would not be agreeing with Will to drop out college for this job no matter how good Will was at it. This is not a career/job you want long term. You are easily exploited and you will end up working solely for the commission pay at the end of month because your base salary is so poor. Longer hours, longer days, longer weeks, just to make up your monthly quota. Will was playing basketball in college. He could have went pro and made more money and had a better life than selling cars. That's the whole point of this episode - potential. Not your personal views on college no matter which decade you were born in.

[@lexkanyima2195]

But as a businessman Will would have made it

[@fargeeks]

I suck at basketball

[@witg6858]

Everyone was right and my mom would do the same

[@hectordiaz1575]

Who the hell goes to college to "find themselves"? I went to college but I didnt go to find myself. I went there to get a degree and that's it.

[@fargeeks]

Oh yes .... The point of going to college is to just get the degree

[@nicolec8884]

Same here, and it wasn't fun like people say or how it's like in the movies.

[@isaiahdatrackkilla972]

Let me get this straight when hillary dropped out of college it was fine, but when will did it it was a problem

[@karicewillis]

To be fair, Hilary was a damn airhead and a ditz when she dropped out of college. Will had a LOT of potential when he dropped out of College. Apples and oranges. 🤔💡

[@JaeLshae30]

It was college they making seem like he dropping out of high school or something

[@elizabethmarinas2475]

This is my favorite show of all time especially with will’s mom she just grabbed will’s ear and pointed to the school

[@Regreviews]

The Great Robert Guillaume

[@JohnHarrisIV]

Rafiki the Wise Babboon

[@liger5953]

@@JohnHarrisIVhe’s actually a Mandrill

[@epicsamurai5]

To the people saying they should’ve let him stop out, y’all are forgetting he only did this for one Saturday. If he had worked the job for like a couple of months and stayed consistently good at it, then maybe the discussion could be had. Don’t drop out because of one weekend of success.

[@kristianolliviere9045]

Geoffrey is sarcastic

[@wesleyshelton1986]

when that episode when will’s father left and said imma find me a great job and there he found himself at a great job and well paid until they all became hypocrites as they are and turned will down..if will was in high school still then there would be an understanding but with that being said college isnt for everyone and will can still hav that good job and go back to school later..and will sure did hav a bright future ahead of him..

[@fargeeks]

He found a job in which I as a 34 year old could never have I don't know shit about sales

[@dedrickbutler3503]

I gotchu.. I gotchu.. go ahead🤣💯💪🏿 Me & my cousins all day long🤣🤞🏿

[@architius]

He should’ve got a business degree en then continue selling cars

[@jeronp420]

Yes just go ahead and pile up that debt for a useless credential.

[@architius]

@@jeronp420 debt? His rich uncle pays for hos education wdym debt

[@fargeeks]

@@architius not everyone has a wealthy family

[@svscared]

For everyone commenting on debt, that's exactly why tuition free college needs to exist.

[@alanamileras2329]

And who pays for qualified teachers? And how?

[@dirgeofdementia]

Hmm… I graduated with a BA of History, attended a private university and accumulated less than $15k in debt. The trick is to not get over your head. Knock out your core requirements at a community college and transfer. You may be able to enter a 4-year as a junior which will drastically lower your debt. Still too much? Consider a school you can commute to to eliminate or reduce living costs. Still too much? There is plenty of free money around for scholarships. Look for them. Still too much? Get a job. Paired with commuting can greatly reduce how much you will have to borrow. Still too much? Consider joining the military. You could also look into applying to a Branch Academy and get a top tier education with no financial obligation, however you would be required to serve 8 years after graduation. My point is: there are many ways to get a college education with minimal debt. I apologize all these methods take away all the glamour of college life as depicted by popular media.

[@YG-rr6zv]

It’s that Baby Boomer mentality that Phil and Viv had - yk.. cos college was a lot cheaper back then for them and that was the ONLY way to get a high paying job😂

[@jules_leblanc22]

I mean Will is right college isn’t for everyone like there are some people who were born to do 4 years or even 2 years at a college but for others it’s not their goal like I stopped going to college and now I have a part time job that I love and I make great money. They should’ve just let him go with his decision to not go to college.

[@lexkanyima2195]

So true

[@fargeeks]

Some course I once took were a major struggle

[@michaelsmiley15]

The whole point of college is to get a degree so you can have a career There are millions of people who don't have degrees and make more money than CEOs

[@fargeeks]

How?

[@JeremySmith-fo3cj]

Actually they are wrong. College is not for everyone, I know people who are rich and including I that never went to college and now we are retired. I'm 38 years old with a big nice house, large roof swimming pool, Lamborghini, private jet/ Helicopter and two vacation homes, one in the Bahamas and one in Bora Bora. Plus college is trash these days full of party animals that don't learn anything.

[@tyhairston5397]

Will mom don’t play

[@markeithhunt6321]

I'm don't play either 😄😂

[@Interceptor810]

Ya but she's wrong though. Will has an excellent job and will go farther in this than a college degree will ever take him. She could've bothered to listen to him

[@mikefatah]

Is Hillary Kamala Harris?!

[@CoolsBreeze]

If he was my kid I would've told him to keep the job and take college part time.

[@MusicGirl881]

Same l would have told him to do the job and school part time or take a semester off to work full time and build up his savings and then go back to school.

[@Vishwesh-S680]

❤

[@AraCrimson]

Yeah god forbid he gets a job before amassing thousands in college debt

[@donaldwhitehead113]

Was Done and Was Dead When Will's Mom said Have you ever Been Beaten by a Woman Not without having to pay for it

[@TheRenard10]

Did Will advocate saying "Why don't you respect my decision and treat me like an adult?"

[@frblaze2]

That car salesman is Kevin samuels long lost cousin

[@TabsT-vy5jy]

If he had done the correct thing he wouldn't have slapped Chris rock

[@Shiesty4800]

What session and Episode

[@hob_channel]

His mother is a psychopath

[@lilz5401]

okay, I love the fresh prince and I get the humour but I hate this episode! in the earlier years this is literally telling someone that they 'have' to go to college to succeed meanwhile there are literal car salesmen making 100k a yes with no college degree let alone just doing what they love... it's amazing how times have changed

[@JaxonSmithers]

It was all good until moms shows up lol

[@QuanLovesGaming]

They act like you can't enroll at any time lol..

[@frankdayton731]

So no one really is going to comment on Geoffrey's "That's what gets me through the day" line? Come on, that's one of the dirtiest jokes in the history of the show.

[@henryyoung2116]

He would’ve been better off selling cars

[@paoerfulone1089]

I get where both sides are coming from and don’t understand why a compromise couldn’t be reached? Will could have still worked there part time while going to school to earn a degree in business management or financing. Whichever one is the major, the other could be his minor. That way when he graduates, not only could he then work at the dealership full time, but he’s also have the education and credentials to go along w/ the experience so that he could eventually become a manager or even open his own dealership w/ some financial help from Uncle Phil. And Uncle Phil, Aunt Viv, and Vy could have covered all of Will’s education expenses (assuming they weren’t already) and taught him some of the legal components of owning a business so that Will knows what he’s doing when that time comes.

[@lexkanyima2195]

Will had almost to be on top

[@DblOSmith]

Oooof, this idea that just not going to college is throwing your life away... So wrong.

[@leeandersonvideos3358]

Oh crap is my mom

[@channop1599]

it’s short sale.. not every season you could make money now image the recession.. they will let you go if you not making enough sales plus uncle Phil is paying for his college tuition so he has no debt

[@LokeshThakur]

replacing the original vivian banks was a bad move, the original actress was great

[@fargeeks]

The way she was never seen again was as if she was never supposed to be on the show in the first place

[@itswhatever188]

People here Talking about school loans and shit im not from the US but i dont think will in this series needs to Be worried about that considering how Rich they are.and rich People want the children often to Be highly educated as they can afford it.

[@fredysanmiguel4488]

great scene

[@deathrager2404]

bro will probly woulda made 30-50 G's a month!!

[@fargeeks]

Man making $3gs a month is the most I ever did and the most impressive to me And I'm in my mid 30s

[@nicolec8884]

Will's mom reminds me of my aunt.

[@lavellwilliams1541]

I hated that episode too