<prompt> Human: So I recently graduated with my Masters in Neuroscience last May. My thesis entailed Traumatic Brain Injury Models and I have extensive research in animal brain surgery. My degree was pretty top notch...but, now I find myself four months later with a job that pays minimum wage 7.25 an hour and the crippling debt of student loans 69k looming over my future. So here is the story. I started searching for a job at the beginning of the year. I started with the normal of applying on IndeedMonster and after sending in at least 250 applications the first two months and hearing nothing back I moved on to career fairs. This seemed to be better in that I was getting job offers but all outside of my degrees. The interviews I did end up going to that were in my degree failed to hire me and I believe this is due to the fear that j may move to professional school in the coming years which I dont plan to do. Fast forward to June of 2016, I am offered a job with an autism company in Texas. Since I am already in Texas for my degree, I move to the Dallas Fort Worth area for said job. I had received online paid training for a week before I was supposed to start. This all worked out perfectly since my lease had just ended and I signed a new lease in the area that I would be working. Now, the company has yet to start me and its been two months. In the meantime I have had to pick up odd jobs here and there waiting for this company to start me and even then there offer is only 32k a year. How can I save money and of possible make some money on the side? Here is my breakdown of bills.Rent-950 no roommates Water-70Electricity-100Gas-120Credit card bills-200 I have around 8k in credit card debtPhone-90Dog Food-45 Great Dane she eats about a 1.5 lbs a dayI am not even calculating food in here because I will make minimum payments on my credit cards and then buy food for the month that way.Any suggestions would be amazing!  <response>: Uh, just to be sure, youre not using the Windows Mail app to send your applications? One reddit user recently had a mishap, and realised that none of his mails were getting delivered for several months... 