FanGraphs Audio: David Roher, Co-President, HSAC
Episode Eighty
In which the guest is a real-live Harvard Man.
Headlines
The Harvard Sports Analysis Collective — Learned About!
The New York Times, Its Quality — Hotly Debated!
Crested Blazers — Hella worn!
Featuring
David Roher, Co-President, Harvard College Sports Analysis Collective
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great, great, great
Wow this guy is from Harvard. His dad must have had lots of money.
Bitter because your parents didn’t work hard enough/weren’t smart enough to make lots of money?
Ok David Rohr.
I’m sorry that my Dad was not a cold blooded industrialist who employed 6 year old kids in his steel mill to make a quick buck and buy a spot into the elite for his son.
I’m just surprised Fangraphs would feature this like any intelligent person would care. A Harvard degree is passed on to anyone who gets in. And they let in all kinds of ignorant ass people who got in based on who their Dad was.
This stooge Anon (David Rohr) even seems to admit that getting in Harvard has little to do with how qualified YOU are. Just on how much your parents swindled out of other people.
Next week bring an interview with someone who graduated from a community college. Someone smarter, more knowledgeable, and more entertaining. I’ve had my fill of Ivies.
Dank, his dad USED TO HAVE money… But irrespective, David has brains, which are a more prescious and highly prized commodity.
“Anything that was cold and Scandinavian…”
I laffed. Hard.
That Lars von Trier joke was great.