Yelp is in a similar situation; they're simply not profitable enough to have been able to sock away 6+ months of expenses to be able to weather a black swan pandemic event. The FANGs are profitable enough and they do have that much money saved up, but Yelp isn't and doesn't. Their business model was already a little creaky before this started and all their customers shuttered.

This isn't just some "rainy day" to save for. This is unprecedented, and it's only necessary because the government did not take steps to contain the outbreak sooner.

Money given to companies after this is not a bailout in the 2008 sense. It should be viewed as compensation for damages caused by the government's bungled response to the virus.