<prompt> Human: Currently working three minimum wage jobs in the Boston, MA area. I average about 75 hours a week. Average monthly income: 2600CURRENT EXPENSES: Withholdings: 728Rent includes all utilities and internet: 900Health insurance and co-pays: 625Cell phone: 10 pre-paidTransportation: 70Food: 100That leaves 267 left for savings and other expenses. Next month student loan payments start and I am losing sleep over it. 30k of my debt is federal and eligible for IBR and 30k is private. This results in a 160month payment on the federal loans and a 345month payment on the private loans. Ill need to make another 238month just to break even. Im honestly at a loss of what to do. In hindsight I know it was foolish to get into so much debt but I thought getting a chemical engineering degree would pay off. Sadly I havent gotten anywhere near an offer for a real engineering job and Im stuck making minimum wage. I honestly dont think Im physically capable of working more hours. Monday-Friday I work about 14 hours a day plus spend 3 hours commuting to and between jobs. I come home and collapse on my bed and sleep until its time to go to work again. Im trying to find another job for weekends but its tough because Im competing against high school and college students for those jobs plus I need time for doctors appointments I was very fortunate to find a place thats open Saturday mornings. I feel Ive cut my costs as much as humanly possible. I never eat out, I buy day-old food thats on sale at the grocery store, I have a pre-paid cell phone and I never text anyone, I never do anything that requires spending money thats not necessary to live or work. I could probably cut internet and get a small discount on my rent, but then it would be harder to apply for jobs. I have 2000 in savings, and some people have suggested I use that money to pick up my things and move to an area with better employment opportunities and lower living expenses like Houston. My fear with that is that if I dont find a job soon after moving Ill end up literally homeless and possibly dead from not being able to afford medical care.Any advice?  <response>: Personally I would keep working, keep applying for jobs all over the country, and use the 2k to cover the cost of the student loan payments. That should cover you for at least six months. Just dont move until you are offered a job. Hang in there. If you really give it your all, youll find a good job. Once you start making some good money, youll be laughing. Fyi, cost of living is really low in Texas, if Houston is your goal. 