Borrow, borrow, borrow, most of your friends or loved ones will help you out with a small loan or some gift cards if this is just a temporary situation and they know you are good for it. If you need to borrow money from anyone, don't make the mistake of then using it to go out and party, people usually want to know you used the money for necessities not for entertainment.
Forget what you learned about buying everything in bulk; if you only have $5.00 it doesn't help to buy only laundry soap. You want to find the best price range within a dollar, so you can buy 5 of the items you need not 1 big bottle of mustard or mayonnaise.
Oh, the value menus: As long as you don't have to resort to eating fast food for the rest of your known days, it's ok to temporarily resort to becoming a regular customer at all of the places with value menus. If you are forced to eat there quite frequently just mix it up a bit and also try to add some salad and yogurt, etc. so you are not just eating burgers all the time.
Cut back: we are all prone to thinking we can't live without something when in essence if you pulled your cable or HD radio subscription and those are not life support plugs. You actually would still be able to function; less entertained and brain dead, but still functioning.
Co op: If you live with roommates sometimes it can and does work for you all to go in on some purchases or extras. Just be very clear from the beginning which person is responsible for what so there are no surprises when the bills or receipts come.
Mass transit: Again, this is an individual thing; it helps some people and some people it is just not practical for, but check it out to see if you can make it work for you.
Hopefully your situation is only for a short while; and then you wind up appreciating everything that comes your way tenfold.
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