And with a seemingly insatiable demand for a bit of British "posh", especially in their long-running TV shows, there doesn't seem a good reason why this conveyor belt of talent should ever grind to a halt.
The jokes in The Inbetweeners often touched on the subject of class (Will being a Briefcase … ahem, 'onanist' as a case in point) – and it appears even though the show's over, one of the stars still has a bit of an issue with posh boys, reports the Sun.
Of course, the British public is going to love her – we lap up a bit of "eccentric posh".
Labour MPs may not be happy to replace a sheet-metal worker with a bit of posh, especially since it was Tory MPs (not Young) who drove the campaign against Martin.
Now if Eggsy, played by Taron Egerton, can survive the training course in which he is pitted against a bunch of stuckup, over-entitled Oxbridge ponces (plus the token bit of hottie posh whose snobby froideur melts at our hero's bit-of-rough charms), then he can become a Kingsman.
For castles, cobbled streets and a bit of posh, pop over to nearby Dunster.
Or, if you fancy a bit of posh, try the congenial Oyster Smack Inn for beer and modern British food.
It's a story about class, too, expressed in the way Hi-de-Hi! yellowcoat Gladys Pugh yearns for a bit of posh.
Having wed the aristocratic Jenny von Westphalen, he was, in Wheen's words, "ridiculously proud of having married a bit of posh", and for all his egalitarian principles made sure that her maiden name appeared on their visiting cards.
