<prompt> Human: I feel extremely stressed right now because I feel like theres no way out of debt. So, here it goes:Single Guy - 26 years oldIncome: 3,000month take home after Medical, Dental, and Vision 49,000 salary Commission doing software salesExpenses: 2786month if Im thinking of everything hereRent - 1075month 4300 total across all roommatesUtilities - I dont know since my roommate agreed to take care of them since he dominates one room as a home office, but hes moving out June 1st and Ill need to cover these with my other 3 roommatesCar - 300month leaseGas - 300month 75 each time I fill up and I fill about once a week, maybe a little longer. My commute is 50 miles round trip every dayCar Insurance - 150monthCredit Cards - 175month 8500 in debt, Ive stopped charging the cards. I got into debt because I had to loan my mom most of my money during her divorce. Chances of her paying me back are almost zeroStudent Loans - 230month Im already on income based repaymentNetflix - 10monthPlaystation Network - 15monthFood - 440month estimate My company provides breakfast and lunch, so I only take care of dinner and food on weekendsGym - 20month That I dont use and am going to cancel todayCell Phone - 71month at VerizonAssets:2,000 in Savings Account1,000 in Cryptocurrency which Im going to liquidate and put towards my credit card3,500 in 401k that I just turned off my contributions to no company matchEdit: I live in Southern California. I cant do much better on rent. Ive been looking for quite a while. My lease is up June 1, so Im going to try to go month-to-month while I look for a cheaper place that is closer to work. The problem is that not a whole lot of people want to rent to 4 young guys. They look for families.Edit 2: Thank you to everyone for your help! My take away from this:- Dump The Crypto Completed- Cook More Spending wayyy too much on food- Driving way too far trust me, I know. So either get a different car or move closer- Rent is too high, but honestly Im in a high cost area so I dont think I can make much of an impact on this.- Balance Transfer credit card debt to a 0 APR card and aggressively pay that offAssistant: how is PSN 15 per month? isnt it 60 per year? 5per monthHuman: If you pay for just 1 month its 15. If this is a non-negotiable expense, OP should definitely pay for a whole year.Assistant: I dont go out much since Im trying to save. So this helps keep my sanity. Ill see about switching to a longer term for the discount.  <response>: Just pay for a whole year. Paying 15month the monthly rate is supposed to be 10 so I dont even know how 15 is possible is INSANE when you can get a whole year of it for 60. Youre paying an extra 120year for the service just to avoid paying 60 up-front. 