Eating out for any meal has become ridiculous.

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2. Wait a year . . .

perhaps the buffoon in the White House will be dead, his band of nogoodniks in disarray, but in the meantime . . .

Forgo eating out.
Forgo expensive stuff you cook at home. (More seasonal fresh veg, less meat.)
Put on hold any major expenditures - make what you have now carry on for another year or two.
Look at your credit card balances, if in the red, point your discretionary dollar there instead.
Act like you are poor, look at every dollar you spend and consider if it is better to keep it in your pocket rather than spend it.
Build up a cash reserve, if possible. Things might yet get worse . . . the expense of eating out may appear trivial later on.

I know it will hurt, especially for those who define themselves in terms of what they earn and what they spend.
I did when I retired.
Yearly spend is now about half of what it was when I was working. No, I have no idea what I was spending it all on.
Turns out I never needed to spend every cent that came in.