<prompt> Human: Hey. I am currently eighteen years old and a senior in high school. I will continue having a home for roughly a month. I have roughly 500, a set of clothes, and, unfortunately, no skills.I live in a region where the minimum wage is 10.00, and where the lack of work means that practically any entry level job only pays 10.00.I can stay at a few houses for about two weeks maximum before I have to find a home that I am paying for.Because I had previously gotten laid off and denied unemployment I am currently unemployed.I lack any meaningful skill sets.I am willing to relocate practically anywhere in the U.S. The important part is that I:Have a place to stay, Complete high school. Non-negotiable. Survive. Have a job.I dont have to be comfortable. But, having researched extensively, I do not really see anywhere within 100 miles of where I live that would be able to have a rent of less than 900 a month, and that much is too much for me right now. I wish I could find the fabled Im told about this studio apartments for 200 or so a month.Anyway. I also have a decent credit score. I have not made any mistakes with it and have been quite careful over the last 6 months that I have had it. Unfortunately, I do not think that 6 months is enough time to actually get anything big and practical.Thank you for your time. I am in a bit of a hole, and I think that the way out of it is effective money management. I think I am already very good at cutting costs, but I need ways to make income-- enough to live off of while attending school; any school. As someone with no employability beyond an entry-level no-specialised-skill position, how can I do this?  <response>: Talk to school counselor see if they have any options for you. 