<prompt> Human: Ive been working at a fast food restaurant for the last two weeks - my coworker and I are both new. Apart from her part time job at the fast food place making 8.50hour, she apparently has an exotic cat business. Her boyfriend is an engineer who makes 89,000year. Between the two of them she tells me that they have 45,000 in credit card debt. They also have student loans. They have two houses, one in the 50,000 range and one in an 80,000 range. They havent paid off either of them. To me, her financial situation looks really really bad, but she doesnt seem too concerned. She was telling me today about how she wants to a buy a new car - its a used sports car for 30,000. She already has a car, but it only gets like 10 miles per gallon, which is how justifies getting a new one since it gets better milage. I think that decisions would be a really bad idea, but Im not sure to what extent its my place to say so. Weve only known each other for a few weeks, and were mostly just co-workers are who in the process of becoming friends. It probably isnt my place to say so, and i dont even know if it would make a difference. I just really want to help her because Im worried that shes naive and is really going to regret some of these decisions, and shes really good person whom Id like to help. She keeps talking about how her boyfriends makes 89,000 like theyre rich, but I think its clear that theyre spending beyond their means and Im concerned. Im also aware that I may be misjudging the situation - I dont have a lot of financial experience myself considering I have relatively privileged background where my parents have paid for everything and I dont have any debt yet.  <response>: Unless she asks for advice, dont get involved. 