<prompt> Human: I will get 759 on Wednesday, July 3rd.Public Storage - 5x5 unit with 1 first months rent online-only promotion: 23.00, leaving me with 736. There may be taxes involved. Normal rate is 96, but heres hoping that I dont have to need it next month.TAP card refill at the disabled rate - 14.00, leaving me with 722. This will ensure that I can take the bus to wherever I need to go, be it the grocery store, legal aid, or any potential job interviews.MetroPCS with phone insurance - 60.00, leaving me with 662. This is due on the 25th of this month, at which point it gets shut off at that midnight if unpaid. If I could obtain a job or a roommate before then, I could let the phones service lapse until the 3rd of the following month and use the 60 for emergency foods or shelter.At this point I would want to try to spend as little as possible on moving my computer, synthesizer, guitar and clothes to the nearby public storage unit. I am probably looking at a minimum of 100 fee because its such short notice. This will probably bring me down to 562.For the rest of the month, I will have to focus on finding good temporary housing with laundry facilities and eating on an extreme budget so that I could afford a deposit for a more permanent living situation. Ive already posted for a long-term option on craigslist but in the meantime, my safety and comfort is my top priority. Weekly motel rates are expensive as well as what I could find on CL or padmapper.I had a very comfortable situation before. After paying 600 a month on rent, I could comfortably pay my cell phone bill, buy toiletries and do laundry, and spend the rest on fresh meats that I prep and store to last me all month, but all that has changed when my roommate brought in a crazy person who got out of jail for violent behavior and has turned my roommate against me.Why no emergency fund? Because as a disabled, we dont exactly have the luxury of sacrificing basic needs for future disasters.  <response>: Hi there, sorry about your less than ideal situation. I have a few ideas that may be worth looking into:1.Transitional housing-not sure what your disability is, but you may qualify to live in one of these places til you get on your feet. 2.For food, you could check out rDumpsterDiving. A lot of grocery stores throw food out that is past its expiration date, but is still perfectly edible. Produce, canned goods, etc. for FREE.3.If the DD thing isnt your thing, I would hit up SuperAFoods. Not sure where you are in LA, but they have quite a few scattered around They have deals I have never seen anywhere else. Like, 5 avodacos for .99 cents. They usually have their big sale on Fridays, so that would be the best time to go. Rice and beans are cheap, and although not the absolute best nutrition, they are a calorie dense source of protein and carbs. I recently bought a 20lb bag of rice for 9.99. It comes out to about .05 cents per serving. Eggs too- good source of protein for cheap. Good luck and sorry you have to go through this hard time. 