He's the former Triple M radio host who considers Hugh Jackman one of his
closest friends.
And on Sunday, Gus Worland revealed that despite
having a net worth of a whopping $200million, Hugh would be the last person
to offer to pay the bill when hanging out.
Speaking to Sam
Armytage's Something To Talk About podcast, Gus described the Hollywood star
as the 'tightest bloke' who always claims to have forgotten his wallet
during a night out.
'Hugh is unbelievable. He is the tightest
bloke you've ever come across honestly,' he said.
Gus then spoke
of one incident while dining out with Hugh in New York City, when it came to
paying the bill Hugh began tapping his jacket pockets before he said he
didn't have his wallet.
'Normally he's got people with him or he's invited so he just
strolls in and strolls out,' Gus revealed.
'I'm like this is an
issue, I'm not sure if I've got enough money left on my credit cards to get
this done,' he recalled.
Gus then recalled a second incident the
actor 'forgot his wallet' when dining out in Los Angeles.
He
explained even after their $3,000 dinner bill was evenly divided, Hugh had
an excuse for not being able to pay his share of $300.
Gus went
on to tell Samantha that Hugh would rather park a few blocks away from a
sports venue than pay a small fee for underground parking.
Speaking of their long-running friendship, Gus said Hugh was
his 'oldest mate in the world'.
'He's my gotcha for life friend,'
he gushed. 'I speak to him three or four times a day, he likes to Facetime.
We chat away on a whole lot of things.'
Gus also told the
podcast that the pair have set plans to hang out in Sydney once the actor
leaves mandatory hotel quarantine.
