<prompt> Human: I have 800 currently in my checking account and could add another 1200 by selling some stuffs I own that is not really essential. That will give me a total of 2000. I am from Asia btw, currently an engineering student and I am gathering my options to make my money earn with little work to do since I am a student.Recently, I am planning to loan for a Car for Uber and hire a friend to drive it.. That would give me around 0-100 per month given that I will pay my Monthly Amortization. Thats fine with me since Ill be having my own car which is really great.But I also want to hear others opinion of where to invest aside from getting a car. Maybe there are better ideas out there to help a student like me make a living. I dont need very long term investments as I see myself graduating and getting a job after 2 years.More info about me: I am a fast learner so if you have something in mind that fits the criteria but needs attention to detail and learning, then please inform me. I might be able to learn it together while I am learning in school.Thank you for giving your input.EDIT: If you have a good idea in mind but requires more amount, please educate me about it. I could borrow some money to increase my investment.Assistant: Theres no big investment that would pay much on 2000 for two years. Human: I dont really need a big pay. Just a fair enough amount that I could cover my monthly needs. I just dont want my money going to 0 because its not circulating..By the way, if you have a good idea in mind and requires more.. Please educate me about it. I could borrow some money from my Uncle, hell be cool about it if I explain him how I would spend the money.Assistant: Nothing will do that. Youd be looking at 10month in most cases.Human: So right now my best option is just getting myself a car through loan and have it registered on uber?It wont give me big profit but at least ill earn myself a car..  <response>: I dont know if thats your best option. Thats a business where someone is putting in time to earn money; thats not an investment per se. 