<prompt> Human: Hi all, I am a junior in college at a large university. This past year and over the summer, I worked at one of the nicest hotels in town as a valet averaging about 14 an hour, and I worked about 25 hours a week. I got paid primarily in tips, so I pretty much walked away from a shift with about 50 each day. On lucky days, I would make as high as 175, and I thought I had a healthy amount in savings to not have to work a lot with classes. Ahead of the schoolyear, I landed probably my biggest break yet, an internship at the local newspaper that will give me a huge step forward in my career. I made the choice to quit the job at the hotel to be able to give my all to the internship, and also focus on passing classes. I also got a huge scholarship during my sophomore year, and didnt need to take out a student loan for my junior year. My federal aid and scholarship would pay for my tuition, while I would just need to cover living expenses.I live in a house that costs 350 per month for rent with a 150 utility furniture charge. All together I pay my landlord 500 at the beginning of every month. I get paid at my internship 9 an hour for 20 hours a week. So 180 a week flat. So I went into the semester knowing I could in theory live on a budget of 720 a month, spend 500 on rent, 100 on groceries, and have 120 for gas other expenses. Simply put, thats not whats happened. I am spending quite a bit on gas, and I am taking out cash to spend at bars just as every college student does way too much. So when it comes time to pay for rent, I have to draw out of savings. I cant keep going at that rate the rest of the schoolyear, or else there wont be any more money left in the account.I have already considered asking the employer if I could work for them again, but thats unlikely considering they dont tend to hire people back after they quit. I also wouldnt be able to work many shifts that would get me tips, as I would be stuck with the ones where Id just make my base wage of 5 an hour. I want to find a job that would help me with living expenses, makes tips so I can better pay for my life day to day, and also would work well with my schedule at my internship. Advice?  <response>: Simply put, thats not whats happened. I am spending quite a bit on gas, and I am taking out cash to spend at bars just as every college student does way too muchI will tell a secret - this isnt true 