Glad you gave me a chance to clarify before everybody picks apart every little part of what I said and responds to each thing individually.
All I'm saying is,if somebody comes to where I live and wants my respect,then act respectfully. If somebody thinks acting like some low life white trash is the way to fit in,I find that to be a personal insult. If somebody wants to act like white trash,then don't be surprised when the locals treat you that way.
Yes,there are plenty of people who move here and fit in quite well,but dammed if they don't bring visitors who act like they're at the circus pointing at the monkeys. It's insulting and we won't take it.
I could fill a book with stories of outsiders coming here and acting like we're beneath them,or like they think we're all trash. One that sticks out in my mind right now wasn't one who acted like a slob,but was just a condescending a**. He sat right here at my table and made some crack about how he'd better not eat something because he doubted the doctors around here even knew what anaphylactic shock is. My wife's a nurse. Yup,there's a special medical school for doctors and nurses who practice out here in the middle of nowhere. I think we call it vet school. The guy didn't become my new best friend in case you were wondering.
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