<prompt> Human: I am 22 years old, I had to leave college due to stress and it making my depression worse. I was planning to take a semester off and just work so I can save up enough for a trip to South America that me and my gf were planning.Things turned for the worst, at work my hours were cut to almost nothing and a month later I quit, things also didnt work out with my gf. Ive been looking for a job for the last 4 months with no luck until very recently, I was just hired for a really good full-time job that pays very wellfor me. Anyways here is my situation: I have 250 in my bank account. 175 of which I need to use for a certificate in order to start my job. I have a student credit card with a limit of 500 which I have maxed out. I went to the bank to try to raise the limit so I can pay off some of the bills pilling up but they would not let me raise it without proof of enrollmentwhich I dont have. I also cannot be accepted for a different credit card because I dont have any income. The bank told me I must complete the probationary period at work4months before Ill be accepted. I dont own a lot of stuff so I cant really pawncraiglist anything of value. Borrowing from friendsfamily is not an option, everyone I know is either a student living at home or also struggling financially. I am pretty much on my ownBasically bills are due on the 10th of April and rent is due on the 15th. There is no way I will be able to pay it off. My job does a 2 week hold on all pay checks, so the first time I get payed is at the end of april, after that I should be stable enough. I had enough saved up that I could stretch by being furgal, didnt expect to be unemployed for so long, I was almost going to move back in with my parents and find a job in their city.So what are my options here? What can I do to survive another month? Never been in this situation before.  <response>: I had something like this happen to me and I got a job delivering food where I started the same day. I was in college and ended up working two different delivery places. I always left work with some cash- sometimes 40, sometimes 100... but always something. 