<prompt> Human: here are some facts:Im 27.I work 56-60 hours a week.Take home pay is 900 every other week.I have dental insurance through work.I have 0 savings. My credit is 550 or below. I have around 4000-5000 in collections from two apartment complexs and an outrageous electric bill from when I was in college. I have made no attempt to rectify these debts. I have recently past 4 years filed my taxes every year, but never received back , it was taken by IRS to pay back a small school loan that I defaulted on after dropping out of school. It is less than 10K, potentially less than 5K, as there have been 3-4 years worth of tax returns chipping away at that balance. This year I did not file my taxes. It would have been AFAIK a refund. I made less than 10K in 2014. I am unsure of the reprocussions of that decision.I live around 1 mile from work and currently walk.I rent w roommates, it costs me 320. My cellphone tablet bill is around 200. Other bills including electric, gas, water, cable Internet range anywhere from collectively 150-200. SR22 insurance is 75. Recap:1800m income800m expenses 1000m to eat, smoke weed, get a car fix my financial situation.I am considering leasing a vehicle since I am weary of purchasing a used vehicle, the low driving i would regularly would not bother the milage limit. I believe I would be able to get a co-signer with decent to excellent credit.Is this a poor choice? Is there a better option? Should I handle my debt first?  <response>: With so much debt, you really cant afford a lease car.Recap: 1800m income 800m expenses 1000m to eat, smoke weed, get a car fix my financial situation.Everyones gotta eat probably around 150 to 200 a month, stop smoking weed it costs money, get a car you cant afford one at this time. With about 800 in the black each month, you should be able to put some serious dents in your debt. My cellphone tablet bill is around 200. Also, this is really high. You should look to get it reduced. 