<prompt> Human: I got myself into a really bad position. Im in about 10k worth of debt, but some of it is extremely high interest. Im unemployed since 2 weeks ago. I will probably have a job within 2 weeks and my income before taxes will be about 600-700 per week and should be able to live off of 300 a week, though it will be miserable. I have about 2.5k of title loan debt on my car, half at 120 interest and half at about 230. I could surrender the car, but Im guessing its not even worth 1k. I have about 1k of payday loan debt at about 420 interest. I have around 3.3k in credit card debt at about 25 interest. I have about 1k in collections, not including another 1k I think I owe to debt collection companies, but is not on my credit report yet. I have utility bills that will be coming after me for probably 500-600 as soon as my lease is up in a week. I will also owe about 300 in rent that I cant pay. I have 15k-17k in student loans, but I know you cant get rid of those and they arent important right now. I have no one I can get a low interest loan from. My plan is to pay everything I can against the loans per month, probably 1k, hopefully more, starting with the highest interest ones. Would bankruptcy be a better option? Is there another alternative Im not thinking of? I can provide more info if necessary.Edit: Thought that would be an easy decision, figured I would take some advice though. Thanks for the input guys, Ill just work my ass off for a while. Trust me, I wont be fuckin up from here on out.  <response>: yes, there is an alternative...work 2-3 jobs to increase income to reverse the long chain of poor money decisions that are starting to come back to haunt you...payday and title loans are predatory and should be avoided, period...credit cards are of no benefit to you...like like a poor student and work as many jobs as you can get hired for to increase income and break this cycle youre trapped in. Keep applying for positions anywhere in the country that have to do with your field of study...this is your path to success. 