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Input: I’ve been looking for a job recently and and I’ve been talking to a few friends about the positions I want and such and one friend just sort of bothers me, he just talks to me in a way that sets me off a bit, like I’ll be talking about the job position I want and then I get to the pay and his first response is constantly
“Oh you’ll make more/less” then me, and it’s constantly the lesser salaries that he points out. 

It makes me feel weird that everytime I talk to him about finances he feels the need to point out that he’s making more then me and it honestly feels like a humble brag, I’ll tell him I think I’ll make x amount by the end of the month (The context is me bring up my savings plans) and he says he’ll make 2x the amount in half the hours even though the job I have recently landed pays more then his. (??) so I honestly don’t know how he gets those numbers and it feels.. bad. As if I’m in a constant competition with someone and can’t just enjoy my small victories without having him trying to overshadow me, this is not the only instances of him doing it either, he’s bragged about having 2000 in savings to me before while he knew I was broke, going on about he doesn’t “know how to spend it.”

I finally got a bit blunt this afternoon after I once again brought up my finance plans when regarding a new job and then he had to try to one up me and bring up his lower hours and supposedly larger pay,and I told him it makes me uncomfortable and as if I’m in constant competition with him. He now sounds offended in his messages and I don’t know what else to say at the moment, AITA? 

telling my friend I feel uncomfortable with their constant salary comparisons