I imagine my British perspective will give a different view to some of these:
*Brian is middle-aged, white, working class, slightly overweight and works in a drab office in middle-management or is a self-employed builder driving a white van.
*Christopher, unlike his namesake Chris, is a public (transaltion, posh private) school educated 36 year old who wears pink shirts with his pinstriped suits and works in a City bank. ‘Chris’ on the other hand, his less well-off cousin, is a web developer.
*Sarah is a 40 year old white, middle class woman who’s taking time off from her job in a PR agency to raise her two small children.
*Megan is a 30 year old Welsh woman who dreams of leaving her civil service job in Swansea to work in Sarah’s PR agency.
*Tiffany’s father is a working class bloke ‘done good’, turning his market stall into a chain of pound shops (dollar stores). He furnishes his favourite daughter with a Range Rover and a large expense account, which she spends on hair extensions and holidays in Ibiza.
*Daniel ‘Call me Dan’ works in recruitment and fancies himself a magnificent salesman with the gift of the gab.
*Cheryl dreams of winning Britain’s Got Talent, except she doesn’t have any. So she’s a 55 year old singer on cruiseliners.
*Nicholas is an upper middle-class 25 year old and is training to be a solicitor
*Candice is our only black citizen in this list. She came to the UK from St Kitts in the Caribbean in 1960 and is retired. She lives in a respectable working class suburb of South London and knows all her neighbours.
*Brett is the 2 year old son of Tiffany
*Skyler is Tiffany’s sister
*Alex (of either sex) is a fashion conscious, 40 year old architect of measured opinions and steady character. Of either sex.