<prompt> Human: Im currently an undergrad in Colorado double majoring in architecture and business. 3 days ago my car got stolen from a rtd station in broad daylight. Not having a car is obviously a big deal but as of now it eliminates my only source of income which was postmates. I honestly dont feel I have sufficient time to work a job that has a set schedule, which is why postmates worked for me. On top of that I picked up a prescription which I need to have the morning my car got stolen and left it in the glovebox which is now gone. I can not afford to pay for the prescription myself and insurance will not do anything as they will only cover a percentage once a month. I only have theft insurance on my vehicle and Denver police are not doing shit. Funds were very low at the time of the incident and I had recently switched to a bank which promises a 200 bonus for signing up but they have yet to deliver on that deal even though I expected it weeks ago and I was just overdrafted by my gym membership and incurred a overdraft fee so I now have a negative balance. I have no bike or any other mode of transportation other than bustrain. Im really not sure what to do right now and I dont know what to do. On top of this I bought my season lift ticket earlier this month which I will now not really be able to utilize and I have rent coming up which I have to pay half of as my parents help me out with the other half. Without my weekly income of roughly 250 Im really screwed.  <response>: Step 1: Cancel the gym membership and see if you can get a refund on the lift ticket - if you cant, see if you can sell it at a discount. You couldnt afford either of these things in the first place. Step 2: The car is gone. If they find it, it will almost certainly not be in a serviceable condition. Have you filed a claim with your auto insurance? Do you have renters insurance? You should see if you can file a claim for anything that was in the vehicle including your prescription that is not covered by your auto insurance, if the value exceeds your deductible. Step 3: Use resources in your community and school. Go to your school clinic and see if there is any program that may help students cover medicine they cannot afford. Ask your doctor and pharmacy if theres any programs they know of that can help the drug manufacturer may offer coupons or an assistance program, the doctor may have free samples they can give to cover you until next month. Step 4: Talk to your parents and work on getting another job. Your parents may be willing to help due to the unusual circumstance, and a regular job that doesnt require a car sounds like a good idea since its not clear when or if youll be able to replace your current vehicle. 