<prompt> Human: Im a 21 y.o. college student in the U.S. with 0 credit history. Ive lived with a parent the majority of my life never paid rent, and Ive held a job most of my life outside of july-nov 1. I now have a job that pays 15 an hour, but only gives 10 hours a week. However, I have around 1.25k coming in February, but I have a needwant best friends wedding, so a desire, not a need, just being honest to travel to a location after Christmas, and a plane ticket will cost around 1k.So, what are my options for buying said ticket? I have only around 50 lunch and gas for my moped, in monthly expenses, so Im planning on paying off said 1k within 6 months, if not sooner. Id prefer not to pay interest, but my local credit union is saying Ill probably only get a 750 credit line, but that has immediate 7.75 apr.What other cards with introductory 0 apr would approve me? What other options do I have?Assistant: Is this some kind of last-minute shotgun wedding? Why are you only planning how to get to your best friends wedding that is happening in 20ish days now?Human: Ive been planning since July. I had an unexpected engine repair on said moped that cost 500, along with a unexpected 4 month job search as I wasnt willing to work a 7.25 custodial job for the schedule I had, and I had 3 failed job interviews with other places.I really technically only need 500 what I lost on the engine towards the plane ticket but I wasnt seeing options to buy a plane ticket part with debit part with credit. Id pay cash but I have to use cash in the location Im going, and I cant do that with the credit card. So Id prefer to pay the plane ticket with the card.  <response>: Ive been planning since July. I had an unexpected engine repair on said moped that cost 500, along with a unexpected 4 month job search as I wasnt willing to work a 7.25 custodial job for the schedule I had, and I had 3 failed job interviews with other places.The fact that you have no emergency fund and a 500 repair wiped out your savings really cements the fact that you simply cant afford to go to this wedding. 