<prompt> Human: Due to certain circumstances, I will be moving from my house in Indiana to Pensacola, FL. I lived there for about 8 years, and I have a good friend that I will be living with for 4 months with his parents, and then we will move out during his winter break. I have no car, or even license. I have a couple jobs that I could probably get within a couple weeks, and my license will be the first thing I push for. I also have no idea how to do things such as finding a good doctor, getting cheap healthcare, how to get my prescriptions filled, etc. I will also not be going to college this year. I will wait til next year when hopefully Ill have more money and wont have to pay the huge amount of money in out of state tuition fees. I am pretty scared of the move and would like to get any advice that you guys have to give me.tl;dr: Moving out with 5000, no car, license, and little knowledge of things like healthcare and paying bills. I need any advice you can give.Edit: So much advice! I cant respond to it all but Im definitely looking through each and every one of themAssistant: In your shoes, I would first learn to drive, then buy a car, then drive myself to Pensacola. You need to be as light a burden on your friend as possible because things that people initially thought would be ok can easily break up a friendship. Having a car and being able to drive removes a huge burden from your hosts, and in a worst case scenario, you can live in the car.And just so you know, 5000 seems like a lot now, but it will go away faster than you think. Human: I know the driving thing is gonna be a challenge, but me and him are pushing to get me to learn to drive by late september hopefully. I would learn up here but have no one to teach me, my mom doesnt have the time and my dad has his license suspended unfortunately, and I dont have the money to spend on a driving instructor or courses. Me and him have discussed him driving me around and teaching me to drive thoroughly already. Weve known each other for years and we are best friends so Im fairly confident in our ability to keep our friendship. I will just try my best to keep the burden off him and not take advantage of him or his parents since Ill be with them for 4 months. I will also be within walkingbiking distance of multiple possible jobs so depending on the job I would be able to bike or walk there.  <response>: Florida requires a lot of evidence of citizenship before they will give you a license. Make sure you have your birth certificate and any other ID. Id do a thorough search first and make sure you have the required documentation before you get to Florida. 