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I'd guess late 60s maybe
Way older than that i think. I'd guess 80s. Retired people have a lot of free time.
You'd think that, i did but then when I retired at 35 one of the things I realised quickly was I had no free time as I had so many interests i wanted to persue, I was busier then when I "worked". I'm 58 now.
But maybe it's just the perception of time changes ? Like when you're a kid and time seems interminable and this is the opposite but there never seems to be enough hours in the day.
That seems like a bit of a humble brag (or jealousy on my part)
What did you do for work that let you retire at 35 though?
Like weekends!