Similar vibes to lawmakers that have public hearings with airline execs and talk about air travel issues as if it's an issue American voters frequently think about.
Most Americans travel 0-2 times per year. About half don't fly at all.
Most Americans travel 0-2 times per year. About half don't fly at all.
1: https://news.gallup.com/poll/266807/percentage-americans-own...
I also don't really think it's particularly helpful to categorise people in this way - if we were talking about an immutable characteristic, like if the news spent half of the time talking about the struggles of being 7ft tall even though basically no-one is 7ft tall, that would be a bit odd.
But buying shares is a generally available thing.
A young plumber or electrician who doesn't know the value of compounding interest.
Of course, that can happen anyway due to a relatively rapid decrease in the purchasing power of the currency.