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I can remember a time when the internal chargeback for network traffic at my employer was very high, so we decided it would be faster and cheaper to move 40Gb by dumping to tape and inter office mailing the tape. Devs were trying to use NFS. 
This is still just as bad today XD. For a sufficiently large amount of data it's cheaper to have Amazon mail you a hard drive, download an S3 bucket onto it, and mail it back to Amazon than to pay for the API calls to transfer that data to Glacier or another region
Yeah, it was similar, it was just an internal company chargeback for using the wan. Everything has more storage capacity, and there’s plenty more bandwidth. But speed of light is still the same, and NFS still sucks on a WAN.
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