I think you're taking his analogy further than he intended then are arguing against your version of his analogy. Cloud was made for people who don't have the t

I think you're taking his analogy further than he intended then are arguing against your version of his analogy. Cloud was made for people who don't have the time, talent or desire to build and manage it in-house. You pay a premium for that convenience and that premium scales with your business growth via IT resource needs. I think that's what he was getting at in his analogy.