Sentences with phrase «champagne problem»

i had so much fun hanging out with my friend dana from pink champagne problems over the weekend at the vc polo classic!!

i first heard about the company through dana of pink champagne problems who had nothing but «lovely» things to say about the company (see what I did there...) so right from the beginning i couldn't wait to see what this company truly had to offer.

from left to right: courtney and kelly (mimosas and manhattan), dana (pink champagne problems), yours truly, amanda (east coast fox), jordan (new york city stylist) and andrea (a slice o» pi)

We're both busy with work we're really excited about, so I know this is a champagne problem, but sometimes I just want to hang at home and do nothing together.

at «champagne problem»!

Bad hair days are kind of my thing as of late (trying to grow out hair is a real pain... champagne problems I guess).

A champagne problem is defined as «The need to make a decision where both alternatives are desirable.»

I was sitting in Shake Shack in Washington D.C., and I said something absolutely ridiculous — and my friend said, «That's such a champagne problem.»

We're both busy with work we're really excited about, so I know this is a champagne problem, but sometimes I just want to hang at home and do nothing together.

at «champagne problem»!

It sounds like a champagne problem, but let's face it: Sometimes getting dressed is hard.

I think the biggest challenge, or as I call it a «champagne problem», is keeping up with the growth.

It's a champagne problem, but it's still an issue.

Call this a champagne problem if you will, but I have a hard time spending money I've saved.

«Most of Mike [Hearn]'s problems stem from there being excess demand of the network, not too little, which in the world of startups and technology, I would summarize as, «champagne problems.»

Sure, this is a champagne problem, but it's still a problem.