@GORKA, wow... where do I start?
Well, first of all, I would like to point out that by dropping out of school, walking away from your parents and other support system, you didn't learn some basic premises that most of us are taught. They include not to put all of your eggs in one basket, not to bet more than you can lose and to save for a rainy day. These are not just plithy comments - these are tried and true rules to live by. Just 3 of many.
That being said, you are where you are. You dropped out of high school (seems to be that may not have been your decision based on what you posted earlier) then you quit your job because you were going to make it in IM. I'm sure by now you are realizing that was a poor decision. If you are thinking you are going to turn this around by living out of your car and doing IM, I am sorry, but you are still delusional. Yes, there were the few that were homeless and made their great break that made them rich, but they are few and far between. You have about as much of a chance to get struck by lightning then by working your way out of this via IM.
My advice is simple - go back home if you can. If you can't, get a job (or even once you get back home, get a job). You need to make some money to be able to pay expenses - food, clothing, GAS for that car etc. None of that comes free. Yes, you can get assistance but in 6 months when it starts getting cold outside, those homeless shelters fill up fast. Get a plan and put it in action now. Get yourself some regular income and THEN work IM part time when you can.
You have learned a valuable lesson and I actually have to thank you. I showed your story to my 14 yr old son - he thinks 'all that and a bag of chips'. As I told him, don't let his mind write checks that his butt can't cash. Yea, another old cliche... but you know something? They work. He's a smart young man - and learning 'tech' pretty quickly. As I told him last night, you think you know alot. You won't know how little you really know until you get older and look back. Even at 17, you have learned so little. You've got many more years ahead to not only learn but to gain wisdom from your experiences. Your current situation will be one of them.
In the meantime, get yourself a stable income, a low cost place to live (with your parents would be best if that's at all possible) and work IM when you can. Get through the day but plan for how you're going to get out of this hole that you've dug.
In either case, good luck - I hope you listen to some of the wisdom posted in here from others that have been in your situation, or close enough...
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PS. People have suggested delivering pizza. That is not likely to happen. I seriously doubt that most restaurants are going to trust someone that doesn't have a physical address with a job that includes taking payments for their food. It's not as easy as you would think to get that job. Start looking at McDonalds, Burger King, Walmart hires MANY people - greeters, stock people etc.
