<prompt> Human: Hi, Im looking for some advice on what to do right now before I start making money to support myself again. Ive been essentially unemployed since September, and, after making quite a few mistakes not really looking for a full-time job that pays high enough to support myself, Im a few months behind on most of my bills.I have a job lined up at 11h with 39 hour work weeks that starts on Tuesday. I also have a job interview for a 40 hour work week job paying 13.50 minimum per hour on Monday, so obviously Ill go with that one if I get hired.Currently, this is what Im worried about:Rent: 600mo paid for NovemberCar insurance: 277mo, due the 25thCar payment: 175, due Dec 22ndHeatelectricity: 130 owed, 3 months nonpaymentCellphone: 350 owed, 3 months nonpaymentCourt fees: 195mo, next payment due sometime this monthMedical bills: 350 owed, no payments made, probably sent to collections soonCredit card: 25mo, next payment due Dec 12thGas: 40mo ishIm not really sure what to do with all these bills. If I dont pay the court fees again Ill get myself into quite a bit of trouble. If I dont pay insurance it will be cancelled, then the bank will tack on an even higher premium once they notice which doesnt take long from my experience. Rent isnt something I can be late on, either. I dont live in the best apartment and late fees are 75 the eviction warnings they post on the door after a few days.I dont know if theres really anything I can do except wait for paychecks to start coming in, but Im really worried about paying my insurance and court fees this month while having enough for rent next month.Is it a bad idea to open a new credit card with a balance of 300, just to make sure insurance and court fees are taken care of this month?Edit: I forgot to mention that I receive food stamps and its enough to cover all of my food, and I am a student starting classes again in January with a free ride on financial aid.  <response>: Call every place that you owe money to and ask 1 if the debt can be waived especially the medical debt, and failing that 2 if you can get on a payment plan. 