Fair enough.
I won't argue with your experience, it's not something I've encountered before as you allude to. I've seen plenty of Jaecoos but never noticed any sort of trend in terms of drivers.
I know someone who recently got a car from some sort of allowance but she has severe cerebral palsy, lives in a care home and it is genuinely very significant for her lifestyle and being able to see her family. I was a bit surprised honestly and I am amazed that there are people getting cars when there is nothing wrong with them, but I am inclined with these types of things to think that anecdotal experience whilst valid is not necessary reflecti e of society as a whole.
Maybe that's naivety/wishful thinking.