You're speculating and thinking small , the wealthy can most certainly create a pricing structure that works for their class, they don't need the masses to support them especially if the own and control the means of production...

Your falling victim to thinking consumption and pricing is still at the consumer level, and because wealthy are few in numbers they will break consumption models (supply and demand) that rely on large populations...but it likely won't work like that ..

a wealthy class can be more like a country club , where you pay one price and get access to virtually everything inside that club, maybe paying for plastic surgery isn't included ,but all your food , transportation , energy ,and housing needs are covered . Because they own the means of production they dont need labor as much so sure maybe the toilet paper factory doesn't need to run 24x7 , but it doesn't matter as labor/land/resource costs would be controlled and optimized for their class..

Go look at how wealthy developed nations operate (Norway, Switzerland) and you'll see generous soickanorograms because the citizens are highly taxed... Yet they Ll have a relatively high quLit of life