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How Do You Cover A Host Shortfall Without Calling The Money A Loan?
They took 1/4 of a $1,000,000,000, under $50 million, and sent it to hosts. They did not loan it; they just sent it to hosts. The hosts would have needed even more, but it was the most they could do.
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