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Social hierarchy dictates interactions and relationships from "summary" of Primates of Park Avenue by Wednesday Martin

In the rarefied world of the Upper East Side, where I found myself immersed after moving to Manhattan, social hierarchy reigns supreme. It dictates not only where you live, what you wear, and what school your children attend, but also how you interact with those around you. Everything is stratified, from the size of your apartment to the brand of your handbag, and these distinctions shape the way people relate to one another. In this world, status is everything. It determines who gets invited to the most exclusive events, who sits at the most coveted tables, and who is considered worthy of attention and respect. Those at the top of the social hierarchy hold immense power, able to influence the opinions and actions of those below them with a mere glance or word. Those lower down must navigate this intricate web of power dynamics, constantly striving to climb the ladder and gain the approval of those above them. Interactions are carefully choreographed, with each move calculated to maintain or improve one's standing within the social hierarchy. Every word spoken, every gesture made, is scrutinized for its potential impact on one's reputation and relationsh...
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