This Is How Much The Fresh Prince's Cab Fare Would Have Cost From Philly To Bel-Air

[MUSIC] Coinage. Life, well spent, presented by GEICO. When Will Smith's mom got scared she sent him all the way to Bel-Air. Before he yelled at the cabbie, yo homes smell you later. The Fresh Prince must of paid a hefty fare. Here's how much it would cost for a cab from West Philadelphia to California in the 1990 show The Fresh Prince of Bel-Air. It's estimated that Will Smith would of paid over $3,800. This total does not include the cost of tip or tolls. If he were to add a 20% tip on to that total, he would've spent an extra $760. The Fresh Prince's driver would've received a grand total of over $4,560. If Will would've moved his West Coast [UNKNOWN] today, he would've had an even bigger fare. Due to inflation, he would've spent around $7,290. His 20% tip would have been $1,458, in total his trip would have cost over $8,740. Now if we were to listen to the theme song Will Smith only takes a cab when he arrives in Hollywood. The eight extra verses reveal that he takes a first class flight all the way to California The average cost of a one-way ticket in the 90s would have been $107. Today, a first-class trip would start around $800. The cost of his orange juice and his champagne glass? That would have been free. Needless to say, he would have saved over $4,460, moving to the city of stars by taking to the skies. [SOUND] Coinage, lift, well spent. Presented by GEICO.