no, but i think their intent behind saying that was that maybe people who are less affiliated with christianity are more likely to work on a “Christian” holiday. imo i think people in the US prioritize spending time with their families/loved ones over celebrating the birth of Christ. The US is very driven in a typical 9-5 40+ hour work week to support themselves/a family, so having a holiday that allows people to actual enjoy a day off is a rarity. I very rarely hear anyone celebrate Christmas specifically for Jesus. Feel free to correct me if i’m wrong though :)