True but I agree with the OP. I also hate counting crows.

A pink hotel, a boutique, and a swingin' hot spot.

Hotels that are empty most of the year, giant grocery stores where any individual isle is empty the majority of the time, internet cables that have bursts of information but are rarely at their maximum capacity the vast majority of the time.

They are not good comparisons because they are shared infrastructure, but that is what they are getting at.

A real comparison would be a hammer that gets used a few times a year but takes up far less space, doesn't require roads, doesn't pollute when you use it, and costs far less to own.