<prompt> Human: I was working two jobs last year to pay bills and pay for my spring semester of college. In that time it was great. I was working all the time but I had money to pay my bills on time despite having such expensive bills, pay my credit cards double the minimum fee, and I still had money for entertainment. However, now that I have started school, I had to quit one of my jobs 11hr job w flexibility. So I made my 12hr job work around my school schedule. I was content with my schedule since I can work 20 hours and still go to school full time, but then they cut hours. I work 15 hours a week, get paid on the 1st and 16th of the month and each paycheck is basically all bills. I am literally living paycheck to paycheck on two paychecks a month!These are my bills listed on the day of the month they are due:1- Internet 404- Auto Lease 2554- Best Buy Credit 27 minimum 603 total5- Spotify Student 510- PayPal Credit 35 minimum 997 total11- Phone 10012- Wells Fargo Credit 25 minimum 650 total27- Xbox Game Pass 10Gas for the month 120I pay no insurance on my car for the time being since Statefarm recently gave me the boot. I have an two tickets and an accident all from just over a year ago so since last april my insurance went up from 50 a month to 400 in the course of 8 months. Finally Statefarm said I am no longer insureable. I have been looking for insurance companies and so far it seems like I will end up paying approximately 320 for insurance from the few quotes I have received. Getting a second job is out of the picture because this time I want to focus in school, shoot I worked my ass off last year to pay for this semester. I just need some kind of adviceguidance?Edit Spacing and paragraphs. Posted from my phone so apologies if it comes out weird on computer.  <response>: Paying for a car you cant drive isnt a good idea. Neither is driving without insurance; that can cost you a lot in fines, or even get your car impounded if you live in some places. You need to consider how you would get along with the car, and try to get someone to take over the lease. 