Eh, it depends on where you are. I live around the Chicagoland area, and kids here mature fast as hell (the midwest in general, but I've noticed the closer you get to Chicago, the crazier it gets). Like about a fourth or fifth of the TEENAGE population lifts weights. The adult population is like one third. If they don't lift, then they're naturally strong. If somehow those naturals lift, then they are mini hulks. Like stupid strong.
I went to Seattle for several days about 2 weeks ago. First thing I noticed (and I'm probably gonna get a lot of hate for this but whatever) is that there are WAY too many homos there. Way too many. The second thing is that NO ONE LIFTS. It's pathetic. Maybe it's my ego speaking for me, but I feel stronger than half of the male population over there. I was over-hearing a convo between a group of 4 college students at some restaurant and 2 were saying how they lost a lot of weight thru exercise and are trying to now gain muscle and how they gained something like 6 pounds again and how exercising is so hard etc. I look at them and I see 2 scrawny dudes probably trying to talk themselves up in front of the other 2 chicks. Not to bash them, but it's like yo, you ain't got nothing to brag about. (also, I'm not bashing anyone who lives in Seattle or areas outside the midwest, just stating what I notice)
Exercising for 1 hour a day is not special at all if you have a 9-5 desk job. 2 hours a day, hey it's definitely something so props to you if you can do that. I just hate it when I see how people are saying how it's so hard to exercise. Those college kids for example, they don't work and have their parents paying for everything. If that's the case, then you oughta be killing yourself by improving yourself. If you have to work, pay rent, do the bills, etc etc. hell ya you have an excuse to not workout for 5 hours a day. But you should still find it somewhere. Plus, you should not include rest as a part of that 1 hour of 'working out'. It should be 1 hour minimum of you having your heart rate elevated or your muscles really strained. Resting between sets does not count as exercising. So don't count it into that '1 hour' of 'working out'.
/end rant.