I get that, as odd as it is. But my understanding was that Uber wasn't doing that at all. I haven't heard of them using slightly dubious accounting tricks to pa

I get that, as odd as it is. But my understanding was that Uber wasn't doing that at all. I haven't heard of them using slightly dubious accounting tricks to pay more money to shareholders while showing no paper profit. I thought their expenses were simply way ahead of their revenues with no clear way to bridge the gap, and the shareholders are losing money and being diluted too.