I don't think it's crazy with some budgeting. These numbers seem pretty conservative for most parts of the country:
Monthly take-home income (after health insurance, taxes, and 10% retirement): $6000
Rent/mortgage: $1200
Car payments: $750
Student loan minimum payments: $750
Shopping: $600
Groceries: $500
Savings: $250
Transport/auto maintenance: $200
Restaurants/bars: $200
Utilities: $200
Subscriptions: $100
Other insurance: $100
Haircuts/cosmetics/etc: $75
Pet care: $50
That leaves ~$1000 for paying down debt, saving for things like vacations, furniture upgrades, etc. I'm probably missing some things, but I'm also being pretty conservative with most categories. Many things will also vary by region.
Monthly take-home income (after health insurance, taxes, and 10% retirement): $6000
Rent/mortgage: $1200
Car payments: $750
Student loan minimum payments: $750
Shopping: $600
Groceries: $500
Savings: $250
Transport/auto maintenance: $200
Restaurants/bars: $200
Utilities: $200
Subscriptions: $100
Other insurance: $100
Haircuts/cosmetics/etc: $75
Pet care: $50
That leaves ~$1000 for paying down debt, saving for things like vacations, furniture upgrades, etc. I'm probably missing some things, but I'm also being pretty conservative with most categories. Many things will also vary by region.
EDIT: Some updates to figures.