<prompt> Human: My dad is kicking me out without notice now that Ive finished school. This is so sudden that I dont have the time to find a better paying job in time before I get kicked out. It could be weeks or months until a better job takes me up. Ive worked a pretty lowly part-time job while being a student that only pays 8.50hr, 800month. Ive got 7000 saved up in a checking account with my only expenses so far being car insurance. Could I afford an apartment Lees Summit, MO if thats relevant if I found a roommate? Am I going to be homeless? What is there for me to do?Assistant: The comment by uStarryC is great. Now, abotu your father... if he wants to be dickish and kick you out, he isnt very concerned about your future relationship and I think turn around is fair play. By that, I mean look into the tenant laws in your state, you may have a right to stay there for at least 30 days, possibly longer from the moment he todl you that you must move out. Stick to your rights if he is going to play hardball about kicking you out, and buy yourself some time. Perhaps you can come to this agreement civilly, but if you have to, know your rights. Look for a better job ASAP, youve done well to save a chunk of money on your income, but it will go fast out on your own. Keep up the low spending habits until you are in a much better situation.Id look on craigslist and at first just look to rent a small room from someone, 150-300 per month, possibly including utilities. You wont be able to party, etc... but you can have as safe place to sleep until you get everything in place. When you say finished school, do you have a degree that youll be looking for related jobs? That would help a ton if you can get a job that pays a decent chunk more.Human: Wouldnt be looking for related jobs. Turns out the degree was pretty much of waste of money.  <response>: Its not a waste of money. Its a BA or a BS or whatever. Its the piece of paper required to apply for almost any job youd want to have. You have skills you developed in your undergrad; you just need to learn to tease them out into something marketable. 