I am starting my door to shift, deciding which orders that I want to accept.

So I'll usually just hit dash now and select how long I want to go.

But usually I'll go for about four hours.

Henry Anderson is sitting in her well-worn 2010 Honda Accord, parked in a lot next to

a Norsan rack in dorm North Carolina.

Logged in to start a shift for the food delivery app DoorDash.

So this order right here is $5 for 8.5 miles, so I'm not going to take that.

Sometimes it does take a while to get the type of order that you want.

I'll like move around sometimes.

Henry waits until a better option pops up on the app.

So we have order from Magianos, $11.75 for 9 miles.

That's okay to me, so I'll go ahead and accept that one.

Camry is 25 years old, a few years out of college, and she actually has a full-time job at the

Durham Police Department.

And my car mount broke, so I had to put it down here.

But here she is delivering food as a side hustle.

I do this job on the side to help pay bills or just extra money for whenever I want to

do something.

Some of those bills that are looming for Camry starting next year are student loans.

I think I have to pay back $35,000 total.

Camry isn't alone.

Student debt has become a crisis that has exploded in recent years.

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