<human>: Can you provide a brief overview of the text?

So, I'm sorry if this is a common question on this sub and I just haven't seen any of them, but I don't know what to do anymore. 

I'm a culinary school graduate making $9.50 per hour. I went to a private university and was largely lead to believe that finding a decent (ish, since I know this industry is difficult to make tons of money in) job wouldn't be as difficult as it has proven to be. 

I live in a not-so-wealthy part of Pennsylvania, surrounded mostly by farm land. I know that my first step should be to move, considering there are no larger restaurants or luxury hotels in the area, and the money is just not here. My predicament though is that I'm barely making enough to live, and all my extra money is being eaten by loan payments. 

I feel like getting by on $230 a week and paying for gas, food, rent, etc is going to force me into this vicious cycle. I can't move without money and I can't make money where I am. 

At this point, I'm trying to put 6% of each of my checks toward a 401k...is that even a good idea at this point? I'm trying to be responsible but at this point I'd rather fake my own death and buy a new identity than live like this. (Joking...sorta).

Are there any suggestions out there? I feel like I will never be able to live out of poverty and it's just such a depressing reality.
<bot>: not getting paid enough to move, not enough money to be made where I am. ~$90,000 of school loan debt. Help.