<prompt> Human: I apologize for the long post, but Im really at wits end.A little background: I live in California and recently have been kicked out college. I lost my job last year due to a personal grudge against me and lived off my meager savings and girlfriends savings until I could get my financial aid following the semester when I lost my job. I job hunted furiously for the entire summer as well as the semester, but only got a bunch of interviews and was turned down ever time. Honestly, if it wasnt for my girlfriend I would be homeless. Last month, my girlfriend had enough of me not getting any income, and threatened to kick me out. Granted, I still search for a job, I get no call backs or anything. My friend put in a good word and hooked me up with a factory job, which I was a bit screwed over since I wasnt given any safety equipment nor trained properly. Because of this, they took me off the schedule for the last couple of weeks, when I thought things were finally turning around. Because of this, I havent got a dime to my name, and my girlfriend has no savings to pay rent. I know we could probably get an extension on paying rent, but I hate the situation Im in. I have a 30 grand of student loan debt, my relationship is failing and I have tried everything. Im disowned from my family, and I dont have any freelance work to help out at all. Also, my credit score is shit because I have bad financial sense. What advice does anyone have for California, around the central valley but closer to the bay?Edit 1: As clarification, the job I lost wasnt my first job, I was terminated on illegally, and currently am going through the legal process. For the factory job, I wasnt given safety equipment nor told I needed it due to the department I was assigned to. On top of that I was never told I needed other equipment that I had to personally pay for. I was also given no training whatsoever on what my job responsibilities were. Im also disowned from my family due to being an illegitimate child. Cant really do much about it.Edit 2: I wanted to thank those who responded. From the time I used to go to therapy, self reflection was a major part of dealing with everything I been going through. Although at first glance some would say some of the feedback is harsh, the truth stings and recognizing this is often the first step in moving forward and rebuilding things. I know I may have left out some details, but I put enough to get the core situation. Ill eventually provide an update to the overall situation, but if anyone else has advice, I would gladly appreciate it.  <response>: Kicked out of college, screwed in first job, screwed in second job, kicked out of family. Just consider for a moment that you were paying a college to go there for an education and they said theyd prefer not to have you as a paying customer. Maybe consider that when you think EVERYONE else is the problem, perhaps YOU are the problem.Your opportunity is in the mirror. Americorps, day laborer. It doesnt matter where you start. Just start. 