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A TikToker named Tom Cruise. Yeah, give me right. His name is Tom Cruise.

I wonder if he likes that or is annoyed by that, because that can't just go by. If he's got a restaurant or a coffee, Tom Cruise.

Okay, I know. That would be old. Yeah, I don't know, and it couldn't be even made up for only now.

But he's getting some backlash on TikTok. For a recent video, he posted himself showing a spreadsheet he's created.

It's called the quote, Forbes Friends List, which breaks down his friends' income.

If your friends broken down here from Sean, my top-earning friend, who makes over $5 million to what we call broke Bob, who makes $125,000.

You know what? It's funny. Broke Bob at $125,000 is doing pretty well for himself. Yeah, yes.

But when you got your friend on the top-end making $5 million, I get where you say, I'm comparatively holy.

He can't do what the other guy does. Yeah. Now the reason he made this list was to make the decision on travel destinations easier.

So the group travels around a lot, but some trips, some of the group just can't afford due to their salary, their income.

So instead of making things awkward with people like Broke Bob, having to admit he can't afford the Costa Rica trip this year, he's just not invited.

And the awkwardness is diverted. Poor Broke Bob. Like, at least invite him still.

Well, I guess he doesn't want to be. He'd rather just not be invited. He'd rather his friends know how much he makes.

He'd rather be called Broke Bob than have those awkward conversations about, yeah, I can't go.

I've been in different friendships like this before where I've been on the high end of the friendship.

And so I was always very like considerate of the people around me like, okay, if they can't do this, let's not do this.

And I've been on the low end of the friendship where you're like, oh, please don't plan that vacation.

That's going to cost me an arm and a leg. I can't, I can't do it. And then there's that awkwardness of saying, I can't afford it, you know.

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