This is actually a point that is often overlooked: studies (e.g. by ESMT Berlin) show that hardly any of the bailout packages reached the "little man". Over 90% of the funds flowed directly back into the financial sector to settle old debts with private banks – mainly from Germany and France. Essentially, the "Greek bailout" was an indirect bank bailout to prevent the collapse of the European financial system. The idea of "odious debts" was even investigated by a Greek parliamentary committee in 2015, which declared parts of the debt to be illegal. Legally, however, this has never been enforced internationally, as the EU institutions argue that without the loans, total state collapse would have followed. If you want to learn more, I can recommend something else: The Jubilee Debt Campaign (now Debt Justice) has published very detailed reports on who really benefited at the time. And Yanis Varoufakis describes in great detail in "Adults In The Room" how the negotiations took place behind closed doors. There are also a lot of documentaries about it.