The bill wants to help small businesses, especially those in the countryside, poorer areas, or making cool technology, by letting them have more money to grow without worrying about too many loans. It also wants to check each year how this money helps make jobs and improve these areas.

Imagine a story where some special helpers want to give more money to small businesses that live in faraway places or work on very important technology for our future. A new rule, called H. R. 5333, tries to make it easier for these helpers to give money by changing some rules, like not counting some of their gifts against how much they're allowed to give.

The bill wants to help small businesses in countryside and high-tech areas by allowing them to borrow more money than usual, making it easier for them to grow and create jobs. It also suggests getting money from universities and needs reports to see how well it's working.

H.R. 5333 is a plan to make it easier for small businesses in the countryside, poor neighborhoods, or working with special tech, to get money for their projects by changing some borrowing rules. It also makes sure these rules keep up with inflation and checks each year how helpful these changes are.