I've noticed that high school dropouts feel that professional employment in a large American corporation seems so exotic, so inaccessible and unimaginable to their life experience, that they assume nobody they run across could ever conceivably have worked in a Fortune 500 company.
It's not that that kind of job is unobtainable, it's that most people don't think the guy who uses AI and Wikipedia to make most of his points, who can't defend his own position in his own words and who screams like a stuck pig anytime someone disagrees with them could have worked such a job.
You never worked in the petroleum industry!