I'm planning to move 3 hours away to a new job, I need to know how I should tackle this so I can spend less on the move.

I feel like I've been hit by a Mac truck. On Friday, my boss told me she's in the process of laying off a lot of people because of the pandemic, and she wants me to apply for a job that is 3 hours away. The pay is the same, and I know her sister works there so I'll most likely get the job. I have no choice in the matter, or I can just get laid off. <br><br>I've never moved on such short notice, and it has to be done in a month. My problem is I have, quite literally, no money, it's all in debt. So I can't spend much, but I really need to. So far I've thought of taking my desk in my room apart and removing the drawers from the dresser and taking them apart so they'll fit in my car. I need to get boxes for all of my kitchen stuff. <br><br>I can bring some of my stuff to my new place, but then I'll have to go back to my current place to tell my former boss that I'm out of here and pick up the rest of my stuff. It just seems like it would be a lot easier and cheaper if I could find someone with a van or something to help me out.