Cory has a discussion with his class about social media and how it impacts their lives. The discussion covers topics such as online anonymity and how the availability of information on the internet has led to the prevalence of short-lived content. He encourages his students to focus on what is really important and to think for themselves.

Taylor joins a social network called Clicksters that everyone at school uses. Her friends help her set it up, and Taylor quickly becomes heavily involved in the website.

Professor Maurice Phipps discusses democracy and the enlightenment in an introduction to his course. He expresses the basic premise of democratic theory: life, liberty, and the pursuit of happiness. He states that, despite having these rights, very few people exercise them, and he indicates that no student will receive special treatment.

Kramer becomes preoccupied on the way to make an airport pickup and wants to turn around. However, George claims he cannot because airport pickups are a binding social contract.

Jonathan helps Drac modernize the hotel by suggesting that the team use social media to promote the hotel and recommending that the acts be updated since they do not appeal to the new human market segment. Finally, he teaches Drac how to use modern methods of communication, such as texting on a smartphone.