Random Thought of the Day

Back to randomly musing again, was wondering:

Between one who is given more and another given less, is it necessary that the earlier is more fortunate than the latter?


Taking an immediate example that we are using right now, the Internet.
Say I have a good speed while my neighbour's one is terribly slow. Both use the Internet like everybody does. One day the phone lines become thinner, causing the Internet speed in the neighbourhood to slow down due to the increase in resistance of the wires. Anyway forget about why, the point is that both subjects in mention experience worse connections than the ones they had been using all the while. When this happens, who do you think will suffer more? The one who had a good Internet connectivity or the other?
Who then, is more fortunate in this case?