Of course, doesn’t everyone?
Denzil and Gwyneth (from Absolutely) on one side, the Clampetts on the other (although they’ve just moved, taking their overworked barbecue, slightly lewd garden furniture collection and just-too-loud commercial radio station with them). That’s Mrs Tyred’ default nickname for anyone she feels is common. I’d never be so snobby, oh no.
At our old house we lived next door to Jean, a lovely old lady with two grown up kids. The son lived in the south of England and was a charming, polite fellow. The daughter however was a mad adult ned, permanently chain smoking and in a state of rage with her own poor daughter (“KURSTYYYY – AH’LL PURE BURST YOU SO AH WILL!”) and anyone else who looked at her the wrong way. We must have looked at her the right way though, as she came to the door one day (with a Christmas card) and delivered an impassioned speech about how we were “AWRIGHT BY THE WAY, NO’ PURE SNOBS LIKE IVRY OTHER C**T ON THIS STREET WHO AW LOOKS DOON THUR NOSE AT YE AN HINKS THEY’RE SUMHIN THEY’RE NO!” followed by a mad lingering stare. The original Clampett. Little did she know.