Bougie Backpackers - Admirals Club and Business Class on a Budget

Jordan and I arrived at the airport early and headed to priority check-in which is in it's own private vestibule. To upgrade him would be quite a few miles and 300$ so we passed and headed through security. We were told at priority check-in that I could bring him to the lounge with me and so we headed straight there.

The admirals club was fancy. On our way there Jordan named us the Bougie Backpackers. We've certainly come a long way since our trip to Paraguay. We had bagels and muffins and coffee. Before leaving we drank mimosas, two each.

I tried again once we were on the plane to get Jordan up here for free but was thwarted with the reasoning that people pay to sit in these seats. Meanwhile I paid 50$. Oh well. Can't say I didn't try my best.

The only downside to sitting business class is that I don't think I can ever go back to steerage. I was actually able to spin around in circles in front of my seat without hitting anything. For a person like me that's a miracle. Now it's more mimosas and breaking open my amenity kit in it's Japanese themed bag.