<prompt> Human: Hi guys, i was kicked out of the house the other day, and now will have to incur some new expenses. I go to university which my parents pay for, and live an apartment off campus which they also paid for. It seems like they will continue paying tuition, but I now have to pay rent, which is 320 a month utilities trying to get exact number now, and they cancelled my meal plan on campus so I will be having to pay for a lot more of my food and beverage needs. I also have a credit card, and a car payment. I bought a new 2017 car earlier in the year, and put 5k down, and now owe 279 a month for the next 4.5 years. I do have some savings accrued, I have a little less than 1500 in my bank account and about 10,000 in the stock market. I was not working last semester but just used savings from the summer, however I started work over holiday and plan on working next semester to help pay for the new expenses. I am probably going to have to sell some of my stocks, which Im currently deciding whether to sell Disney, GE, or my green energy mutual funds. Any advice at this time is greatly appreciated, and just would like to say that no it does not seem like this situation is amendable, and plus I feel it is a good opportunity to learn how to do my own shit now. Assistant: Find someone to take over your car payment and buy a beater. No one attending unicollege needs a car that new. Im 30 and my car is 10 years old.You need a job. Try waiter or working as a barman. Depending on where you go you can make a good haul in cash daily. Even if its two or three shifts a week.Human: The car is a hybrid and I love it. I do a lot of driving so it saves me money. I bought it the last week of August and I already got 9k miles on it. I do have a job, I have a paid internship its at home not school so Im going to have to quit.  <response>: The car is a hybrid and I love it. I do a lot of driving so it saves me money.No, no it does not. You arent saving as much money as you are losing as compared to a reliable 4k car that you bought for cash. 