The video discusses the metaphorical concept of social climbing using the example of Hotel New York. It introduces the idea of the 'airplane world,' a metaphor for social mobility, invented by someone who got lost in a revolving door. The video also touches on the consequences of this metaphorical world, highlighting the difference between slipping on the street and slipping in this elevated social world.

What is the initial setting described in the video?

• A serene countryside

• A bustling city street

• A quiet library

• Hotel New York

What is the 'airplane world' associated with?

• A new travel destination

• A new type of aircraft

• A lifestyle at the top of a building

• A famous pilot

Who is credited with inventing the 'airplane world'?

• An experienced pilot

• A famous architect

• A lost traveler

• Someone who got lost in a revolving door

What happens if you slip on the street, according to the video?

• You get a fine

• You are left alone

• You are ignored

• Someone picks you up

In the 'airplane world', what is the consequence of slipping?

• You are helped immediately

• You are left to recover on your own

• You are shoveled away

• You receive a warning