He's referring to a subcategory of people at Harvard who are full of unreasonable entitlement and under different circumstances wouldn't find their way out of a

He's referring to a subcategory of people at Harvard who are full of unreasonable entitlement and under different circumstances wouldn't find their way out of a paper bag. I had a young American colleague,here in London,who was like this.Went to a fairly good school,got a job at a large corp, and eventually came to London to work for his dad's friend.While he did a reasonable job,the rest was absolutely awful: everyone was somewhat less smart than him,only he knew how to do shit, and ultimately he was the smartest guy in the room .Then obviously all the talks about how the US is land of opportunity and anyone could make it big there only if they put in some effort. The reality is that 90% of his "success" is attributed to one person- his dad, who's a pretty expensive lawyer and could bankroll his sons journey all the way from cradle to London.