How does the quote "In America, anyone can become president. That's one of the risks you take" show the original importance of the electoral college?

The electoral vote gives better and equal chances for the candidate to be chosen and be well represented by the whole population. It is done so a majority of a direct vote population would not stand out after the election. This procedure ensures that equal representation during voting shall be done.

The quote is relevant to the risks of the electoral college, because it provides insight into the fact that the popular vote may not always determine the winner of the presidential race. Due to the population densities of various counties and states, some candidates who win the popular vote may not emerge victorious because they did not win in the right districts to get them enough electoral votes.