He interviewed between 3 to 6 kids per year for 8 years. That’s 24 to 48 kids, with a Harvard accept rate that’s averaged about 7% during that time. So, statistically, between 1.7 and 3.4 of all the people he’s interviewed should have been accepted to Harvard during that time. Not sure why he thinks he was such a super-special interviewer, that these numbers shouldn’t apply to him.