jcstauffer

·vor 7 Jahren·discuss

> Almost certainly, the video glosses over (read: ignores) the likely fact that the 47.2bn is over that 15 year average, and the 3.4bn is over the 15 month average, so this doesn't necessarily represent a shortfall in the long term.

$47.2bn/15 yrs = $3.15bn/yr lease obligation $3.4bh/1.25 yrs = $2.72bn/yr lease revenue

So, if they can manage to continue leases at their current rate, they'll be losing $400m/yr.