In preparation for this weekend’s Harvard-Yale game—we’re now in the midst of week of hilarious antics (and it seems no students have any actual school work to do)—Harvard students have created a video mocking Yale.
It isn’t exactly difficult to do. Harvard students created a parody inspired by Yale’s heavily ridiculed video from this winter, “That’s Why I Choose Yale.” Here’s the new one:
The student choose Yale because, well, he didn’t get into Harvard. Cute.
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