If it ' s me tomorrow I ' ll just take my business elsewhere , or get over it . That ' s the beauty of the internet . <| sep |> I thought Catalyst did a good job of showing the world through the eyes of people who are loyal to neither the RepublicEmpire or the Seperatists . <| sep |> It doesn ' t necesseraly have to be the change output . If you sent the bitcoins to your own wallet , you can do a childpaysforparent transaction by sending the unconfirmed bitcoins to a new address . Or if you sent to someone else ' s address instead , then whoever received it could to the same if they want to speed up the confirmation . <| sep |> You are in really good shape to be honest . A 13 hr job is very good for an uneducated employment position , are there better ? Yeah for sure , but you could be making 7 bucks or something at McDonald ' s . Assuming you work 40 hours a week , that wage will handle your debts , do what yo can to pay off the credit card , but don ' t stress about it , it ' s a fairly low amount , and as long as you make more than the minimum payment , you aren ' t going to get reduced credit any further , and you ' ll pay off the principle , building your credit , and reducing your debt usage percentage . Look into maybe getting a shared cellphone plan with your girlfriend , they are usually cheaper , and better options available , but 120 is very expensive even for a smart phone . Budget your expenses , one of the best things I ever did was schedule my meals every week . Even if I am having chicken veggies and a salad every night for dinner , it ' s cheap , fills me up , and I don ' t overspend or waste food , another hint that helped was going to the grocery store more frequently , but buying less food rather than going once every two weeks and spending several hundred on food that went bad or otherwise wasted . Once you pay off your credit card and other debts , start saving . Put any extra money you have directly into savings , and when you save up a couple thousand , look into learning how to invest money , don ' t pay someone to manage your wealth , when you can learn to do that yourself , and manage it much more effectively , and you don ' t lose any cut to someone . Pretending you still have a payment on something is an easy to do this , I opened several accounts that I contributed to once that item was paid off , pretending not to have the money , saving it , and then consolidating everything once I got better with money management . Lastly , if you really want to dedicate to some short term hard work , get a second job . Something part time to occupy some evenings or your weekend . But make you get at least one full day off . Working so much can really put a strain on someone , but if you ' re only working 40 hours a week ? And have no other activities that take up time , a job that youbwork an extra 4 hours a day or something can really help with saving money , and it doesn ' t take up much time in the day . Not sure the minimum wage in Texas , but in Canada Alberta specifically minimum is . 12 bucks give or take . That ' s an extra 400 a week on a part time job , Monday to Friday , and then taking the weekend off . Even if you don ' t need that you to save , it ' s a great boost to put towards vacation or date nights . Good luck with your endeavors , you at least learned your lesson early on , and with a fairly low value of debt . I didn ' t smarten up until I was a bit older , and In tens of thousands in debt . You can make it out .