<human>: Can you succinctly summarize the text in 1-3 sentences?

He's been broke the entire relationship. Not just broke, but in debt. He was living off a friends couch for a month, got kicked off it and lived out of his car for a weekend. Then he lived with me for a month before signing a lease for his own place. 

Since then it's continued to be a constant struggle. He's gone through 4 jobs, fired from two. At one point I even had to pay his car bill or it would have been towed. Granted, he's paying his way through college, with absolutely no help from home, whereas my parents have a fund set up for me that I've been living off of. It's hard for me to judge since I have it so relatively easy. 

One of my friends got him a really nice waiter job, and in the past month he's finally been able to pay off his bills. Lately though, he's been spending money on things he doesn't really need. Extra food, alcohol, league of legends skins (for those that play), and tonight he told me he's taking me and three friends out to dinner at an expensive restaurant. His treat. 

He's a thousand dollars in debt, and when he graduates in a couple years, he's going to be paying hundreds a month in student loans for a private school he went to. It really bothers me to see his apparent lack of concern for savings (he has none), and his inability to stick to a frugal lifestyle. I know if I bring it up, it'll start a fight, since he's very defensive over his finances.

So should I just shrug it off? It makes me question his intelligence to see him making so many bad financial decisions all the time. I wonder if he's ever going to break out of it, seeing as his parents are both deadbeat and broke. We've only been dating a year, but honestly I don't see a future with someone who can't save or stay out of debt.
<bot>: Boyfriend can't handle money, is it worth bringing it up and risking a fight trying to intervene? Should I even bother worrying about it, as we're young, and have only been together for a year?