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I'm talking about the United States. As of 2023, approximately 79% of private-sector employees in the United States have access to paid vacation. You said most people you know still live with their parents, so I'm guessing you're young. Vacation benefits start popping up as you get more established in your career. They are not usually available to part-time workers at menial jobs, although that is starting to change, and many businesses are now offering PTO to part-time workers.