Well, energy prices rising would affect cloud providers and their costs, which would be passed on to their clients, which would be passed on to the end user eve

Well, energy prices rising would affect cloud providers and their costs, which would be passed on to their clients, which would be passed on to the end user eventually. You tried to make a point, but your example failed. I see what you're saying: The parent is being glib in your case, not realizing that a blanket increase on energy prices would hit the working class much harder than those with the privilege of staying home or making more money.