<prompt> Human: Let me give you a summary about myself and my situation. I am 28 yo male. Living in the US. I work full-time and am going through the process of going back to school in the fall. I recently moved into an apartment by myself. I literally had no money to do that but I had to leave where I was living before. I am still dealing with some legal issues as well. Long story short I was convicted of a DWI in May 14. I have a breathalyzer for my car and a conditional licence. Theres a reason I am saying all of this.Ok the now. Checking 404Saving 0Credit card 276 available balanceDisability Compensation on 72 for 400626 - Insurance was due 155.31My car has about 116 of a tank of gas627 - Car Payment due 383.00628 - Court mandated DWI class 225 no cash or personal check allowed71 - Rent due 385 which is actually pro-rated because I moved in the middle of june. Rent is actually 550My very simple question is...HOW THE HECK AM I SUPPOSED TO DO THIS?Assistant: - What is your income and when do you get paid next? - Do you see this as a temporary cashflow issue, or do your necessary expenses consistently outpace your income?- What kind of credit history do you have? If this is a cash flow issue, do you think you could get a short-term loan from a bank or credit union?Human: Id like to add, how much CC debt do you have? Also, is taking a second job a possibility? Assistant: As far as a second job. I have the opportunity to work overtime here but its extremelyl inconsistent and unreliable. I would be better off getting a Part-time job but I refuse to not go back to school in the fall. So when that time comes. I cant do it. Human: Do you have a plan for paying for school?Assistant: Well I being a 2 time Afghanistan veteran with more than 4 years of service...I was denied my GIbill last year. So Im in the process of filling out the FAFSA for like a regular student loan. Which I believe is deferred until you graduate. Human: How can you be denied your GIBill? Were you have dishonorable discharge or something? Ive never heard of this happening. Assistant: Honorable discharge.  <response>: If you were honorably discharged theres no reason you should not be receiving GI Bill benefits. I would give someone at the IAVA a call, they should be able to help you out. 