The chapter opens with a discussion of the importance of driving one's self out of a bad situation. In this case, it's about how sometimes, driving isn't always enough to get one out of bad situations. In other words, sometimes, you need to be driven to do things that you're not good at. The chapter ends with a soliloquy by the protagonist, in which he laments the fact that sometimes, he's not good enough to be a good person. He laments that he sometimes lets himself forget about his friends and forgets to be happy. He says that he'll remember them and be driven harder. The protagonist asks the protagonist why he hasn't been able to get out of his bad situation yet. He tells the protagonist not to worry about it, because sometimes, when you've got bad things to deal with, you can't just sit back and let them get worse. He goes on to say that the protagonist should be able to remember him and be happy, or else he will forget about him and drive himself to work harder.