I dont' want to be judgemental about your choices. They are yours to make. But we can't really complain that life is unaffordable based on what sounds a luxury

I dont' want to be judgemental about your choices. They are yours to make. But we can't really complain that life is unaffordable based on what sounds a luxury breakfast with a mimosa/champagne. I've never had a mimosa for breakfast in my life! The same breakfast at a highly-rated, non-chain, brunch place in my large US city would cost around $15+tip without the mimosa. No person is entitled to have others serving them on the cheap; if we want servers and cooks to be well paid, then restaurant food will have to cost a pretty penny. By the way, you can make the very same breakfast at home for less than $10/person, including the mimosa, and barely $5/person without it.