He didn't show that neither work, but the examples he did give were trivially bypassed and didn't seem "real world" at all. For instance, I can't think of any

He didn't show that neither work, but the examples he did give were trivially bypassed and didn't seem "real world" at all. For instance, I can't think of any corporate structures that splits income in half. Usually the money is run through the company and costs etc. are taken out first. So this isn't a real world example?