Seinfeld's Soup Nazi actor got an apology from Cameo's CEO for disclosing his earnings to The New York Times

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In a New York Times interview last week, Cameo CEO Steven Galanis disclosed that Soup Nazi actor Larry Thomas was one of the video service's highest earners, making over "six figures a year." Thomas tells Page Six that he was shocked to see his earnings published -- which he says led to Galanis apologizing to him. “For anybody to divulge somebody’s income is irresponsible because everyone’s got expenses and nobody knows what they are,” Thomas tells Page Six, pointing out that six figures can mean anything from $100,000 to close to $1 million. "I’ve never seen a million dollars in my life or anything like it," he added. Thomas said people have asked him for money as a result of the disclosure, but he added that he works hard for his Cameo earnings. "Between technical glitches and me wanting it to be perfect … I may do four takes of each Cameo so it’s not 30 seconds of work and then you have to proof them,” Thomas said.