<prompt> Human: So my mother in law ran herself into the ground financially. Once she hit the point that we were no longer able to afford her rent she was looking at homelessness.Let me describe where things are at first.So we offered to have her move in with us, and watch our child that was in daycare when shes not in preschool. We gave her what we were saving in care. After accounting for putting a lot of her stuff in storage, we give her cash 300mo, with no new bills. So the total we pay is 100 in storage, 60mo in insurance for her, her gas, 300, all food, rent, utilities. We only cut our daycare by 400 by switching to just preschool. She is responsible for my daughter for 4 hrday and taking her tofrom daycare.The problem. She has a dog that we couldnt take in. We let her know this in early September when we offered to take her in if she couldnt find another job. She didnt move in till December. All this was laid out for her then.Because we cant take the dog shes looking at moving out and trying to figure something out. If shes not watching the kiddo, we need to divert those funds back to daycare, and quick to keep the slot. She refuses to work something beneath her B.S. in Biology. She graduated only 4 years ago. She hasnt been able to hold a job in that past the temp phase of hiring the entire time, even getting relevant job experience with a volunteer org. Even when she was working, she would rarely budget.Where do I start teaching her to so her moving away from us isnt too long being homeless. She has no plans right now for anything else. I have a few weeks to point her in a direction, but I dont know which way to start. Ive tried showing her on paper that minimum wage wouldnt be a horrific idea to only be told that I wasnt respecting her degree.  <response>: Give her a move out date and let her be homeless. She doesnt WANT to find work if shes being that picky, and homelessness is a hard lesson. That gives you time to get your kids back in daycare. I would offer her the same terms in a few weeks once her pride lets her back in the door. 