<prompt> Human: So currently im set to be kicked out of where i live because my dad is shitty for the fact im 19 and still living with him, hes always regretted having me and just generally we dont get along and hes had enough of me, so i currently dont even have my permit, i got no bank accounts, or even a car but im working 10.50 an hour at a call center, working 6 days a week and working 10 hour shifts a day. I get payed on the 27th and need to be out by the 29th, what can i do?  <response>: You are about to be pushed out of the nest--get excited about it, dont dread the ride! Where are you going to stay? If you have other family nearby you could ask them if you could stay with them for the short month of February. If you set the timeframe up front its much more likely that theyll host you. Failing that, talk with your friends about couch surfing for a few days at a time while you work your plan. Again, ask them for a set timeframe-four nights, a weekend, until next payday, etc. If you are a member of a church you could talk to the minister and see if they have access to temporary accommodations. If these options dont work then its time to look to hostiles and shelters. A simple web search in your area should give you a dozen or more options, particularly this time of the year. Transportation: It looks like youll be car free for a while--embrace it. If you can walk to work do it, take a bus, share expenses and ask a coworker for a ride, or, weather permitting, ride a bike. A lot of people are giving up their car altogether and using Uber or Lyft. Food: Dont let your diet go to hell. With all this walking and working youre doing you need to feed the machine properly. Avoid processed food, eat plenty of vegetables and fruit, and eat out as infrequently as possible. Local food banks can offer you high quality products a little or no cost. Plan for the month after next: Time to jump on Craigslist and find a cheap place to rent. Assuming you are bringing home 1200mo, Id target a housing budget of 300-400. This will likely have you in a shared space, but remember, its temporary as you transition.So now youve got a plan to get you through the beginning of your new life. Im excited for you and wish well as you start your journey of independence. Who knows, maybe youll look back at what your Dad is doing now and thank him for it. 