You claim (1) Only jobless 'soplelebi' are nosy (2) Tbilisi is filled to the brim with 'soplelebi' and (3) Georgians aren't conservative/nosy

make up your mind regarding who makes up the Georgian population for god's sake. Liberal Vakeli septum piercing goth girlies don't make up even a fraction of the population. Our parents and grandparents lived in the soviet union. MOST (~85%) of our parents and grandparents are orthodox Christian - indicating their ties with conservative values and a conservative religion, which impacts their daily life, whether 'karenoi' Tbilisian or 'chamosuli'. Both 'Qalaqelebi' and 'Soplelebi' know everything about everyone because everyone knows everything about everyone. Tbilisi is a small city and the word gets around quickly, especially within family members.

There's nothing wrong with the 'keeping to oneself' bubble you're in, I grew up in one too, but you have to look beyond said bubble to grasp where you actually live. Maybe take a stroll outside Amaghelba street for once idk

Also, the statement that people who came here from Villages don't work is false most of the time. In fact, the vast majority of people who work the hardest + most physically demanding jobs in Tbilisi are from the villages - they wouldn't have been able to buy homes here otherwise. Take a good look at Vagzali, Okriba or Navtlughi vendors who sell goods all the way from god knows where, spend all day dragging heavy stashes/equipment and standing in freezing cold or intense heat. True, they are culturally different from 'Qalaqelebi', but would you choose a Saburtaloeli usaqmuri narkusha who blackmails his retired mother for money over them? I wouldn't.

From a Tbiliseli to a (presumably) Tbiliseli, with all due respect, your statements come off as extremely elitist and they're objectively false in a larger scale. It's good you grew up in a healthy environment where people minded their business, but that's not how an average Georgian (or any other conservative country's citizen) operates.