<human>: Can you summarize the given text in a few sentences?

As most of you know the Bay Area is absurdly expensive in CA. (67% higher than the national average).

I make about 26/hr before taxes. My debt totals up to about $2700/month as we are living with the in-laws at the moment since we just moved back here from another state that has it's own sub-reddit dedicated to it. (*cough* Florida Man)

I stupidly financed a motorcycle for 13.5k and now owe 10.6k. My credit sucked so my payments are about $350 a month. (I'm trying to sell it desperately but it's currently worth less than I owe at the moment).

I owe $680 on a credit card where the min payment is $20 but I usually aim for about $40 payments. And of course the regular bills like the car payment ($220) and phone ($180)

What would you do to pay down the debt the quickest? Aim for the smaller credit card bill and pay higher payments then once it's paid off use that same money for the bike until I can sell it?

I'm trying to start making better financial decisions and you guys seem to have the best advice.
<bot>: Living with the in-laws. I have a lot of debt, some small some large, should I make bigger payments on the small stuff then carry over once it's paid off to the bigger stuff or do something else entirely?