I live in Sweden. I had 10/10 mbit fibre in my (regular non-campus) apartment back in 2001, for peanuts, maybe $20 a month. In 2005 I briefly upgraded to 100/10

I live in Sweden. I had 10/10 mbit fibre in my (regular non-campus) apartment back in 2001, for peanuts, maybe $20 a month. In 2005 I briefly upgraded to 100/100 mbit (very common today), but found that it wasn't worth it (about $55) because what good will that do me when most of the internet can't keep up with it? I think it about doubled my speed from my previous connection, but that's it. Today I have 12/4 mbit DSL, and I pay less than $20. I don't need more bandwidth, but if I did I could get a lot more than I could use for less than $50 a month.