I have seen the (largely fictitious) movie. It is not in the movie (which, again, is largely fictitious) that Ray Kroc took personal ownership of properties, a

I have seen the (largely fictitious) movie. It is not in the movie (which, again, is largely fictitious) that Ray Kroc took personal ownership of properties, and benefitted personally from the corporation he controlled (not counting the above-board appreciation-of-the-overall-corporation, which of course he benefitted from, but capitalists mostly don’t argue with this). There was an intermediary acting as the owner, and there are no franchisees in WeWork’s case. WeWork is vastly, vastly more sketchy.