Does anyone have any decent money saving tips? Broke and unemployed currently : (

good question. i've had best luck with callcenter type positions. avoid sales-outbound positions if at all possible. learning a trade (ie, plumbing, hvac, welding) is a longer term solution but it's hard to bootstrap.
i have heard decent things about long haul driving for denpa types. requires commercial license so again bootstraping problem, and i don't know if that information is still relevant.
i'd be interested in anyone else's

get neetbux if you can

just think frugally what do you need not what do you want buy you a pair of clothes that are high quality and you can wear for years before having to replace them if they are thrifted its better think of how much electricity you are using that you could just cut out maybe disconnecting devices from the wall when not using them or restraining your self when at the store go with a list and buy the most nutrient rich food at lowest costs not overprices cornsyrup and starch dont completely rule out your own health the healthier you are now the less you will have to waste on medical bills later try reselling anything you no longer need never throw away something you could make money on if you dont leave the house much then you could just not shower as much and save money on water use products sparingly dont just use it all in one go and have half the thing you payed for go down the drain use public transport it can take you anywhere for way less and you wont have people on your ass asking for rides save your left over food to eat tomorrow

delivery (very popular in asia)

How much do you charge?

reiterating on my previous comment: if you live in the US, try to get SSDI. you may have to wait like 6 months after you apply but it's worth it

read "the richest man of babylon". its exactly what you're asking for.

go to a busy street corner and beg