Right - like I said, even "Natural Monopoly" is less frequent that you might think. Though, in a dense urban area - you don't have a lot of choice over who del

Right - like I said, even "Natural Monopoly" is less frequent that you might think. Though, in a dense urban area - you don't have a lot of choice over who delivers your power, water, and removes your sewage. Very difficult for competitors to come in and add new distribution lines for each of those in heavily built urban areas (unlike Comms, where lots of ability to add new fiber, new RF, etc...)