I find the shortness of this message a bit strange.
How did you make a living so far? What was your plan and why did it go wrong?
What are your plans now?
What is your skillset?
How did you make a living so far? What was your plan and why did it go wrong?
What are your plans now?
What is your skillset?
Let's assume it's a valid request for help. In which case there is only 2 days for tevlon to figure out what to do, and is currently feeling scared. This is not the right time to ask for an explanation of what lead to this point, because doing so doesn't help the immediate issue of food and housing.
Nor is it useful to ask "What are your plans now?", given that tevlon wrote "I have no idea what to do". There are no plans.
Nor does asking "What is your skillset?" help, because there's almost no answer which would resolve the immediate issue of food or housing.
People get into this sort of situation for many reasons. It could be bad planning, or being kicked out of the family which had supported you, or a consequence of depression, or a drug or gambling addition, to name only a few. Even good planning can't avoid all problems, because unlikely events also happen; a roommate who was paying part of the rent who then left or died, or a fire which required spending all the cash reserves to recover.
But someone who faces a crisis situation doesn't really have the focus or desire to educate others on the historical reasons which lead to the current crisis. If I hear someone cry out "Help, I've fallen down the side of the cliff!" my response isn't "Why didn't you bring a rope? Do you know how to make a ladder? What were your plans to keep from falling?"