<prompt> Human: Hey guys so ive decided to leave my small hometown in order to pursue my dreams in the automotive industry. I have a true passion for cars and as long as im around cars or anything that has to do with them, im happy. School isnt a realistic option for me and my life at home is miserable. Im ready to start completely over, meet new people, and live my life. Unfortunately i know pretty much nothing about LA and am gonna have to study the bus schedule. As soon as i arrive i wont have a place to stay, but ill get a hotel for a few days until i can find a room for rent or something similar. Getting a job will be the first priority, then hopefully i can get my own place soon enough.So as far as my situation is right now: 18 years old, just graduated High School Have about 600 availablenot including plane ticket Know pretty much nothing about the area My only option is to fly as i live on the east coast Have 2 years work experience as a cashierAny advice you can give would be greatly appreciated!Assistant: This is a really, really bad idea. Youre going to be homeless, jobless, and dependent on total strangers. Please do not move to LA. If youre serious about pursuing a move to LA, dont do it on a whim. Get a job in your area, save up while building up your skills, and then move if everything falls into alignment. If you havent studied automotive skills, develop them at a local community college while working at a local garage. Human: Ive been contemplating this decision for months now and ive decided that anything is better than my home life. Where i am now, my life is going nowhere and if i dont go soon then i wont get the chance again later.  <response>: Anything isnt exclusively Los Angeles. There are thousands of cities in America and if you really need to move to one, itd make more sense to move somewhere with family and friends and do it at a time when youve developed skills. 600 isnt going to get you very far and being a homeless kid in a city several thousands of miles away isnt going to be very conducive to developing skills. Youre 18, not 68. This isnt a do-or-die situation. Pursue education, skill development, experience, and money. Join the military, Peace Corps, go to community college, get some world experience. Your current plan ends with you being a victim, dont do it. 