status

• On your high horse

  To be on your high horse means to act arrogantly or superiorly, often criticizing others from a position of perceived moral or intellectual superiority.

• One among many

  Someone or something that is not unique or special, but rather typical and common within a larger group.

• A feather in one's crown

  A notable achievement or accomplishment that adds to one's honor or reputation.

• To be at the pinnacle

  To be at the highest, most successful, or most celebrated point of something.

• Unavailable

  Not able to be used, accessed, or obtained; not present or at hand.

• Idle

  Not active or in use, or avoiding work and productivity.

• Everything's in order

  All things are arranged correctly and systematically, or a situation is proceeding as expected without issues.