(Question)
What could you do to improve yourself? (Bucko)
Well, the first question might be
Why should you even bother improving yourself?
And I think the answer to that is something like
So you don't suffer any more stupidly than you have to
And maybe so others don't have to either
It's something like that
You know like there's a real adjunction at the bottom of it
It's not some casual self-help doctrine, it's

[Chorus]
If you don't organize yourself properly
You'll pay for it and in a big way
If you don’t organize yourself properly
You'll pay for it
And so will the peoplе around you
If you don't organize yourself properly
You'll pay for it and in a big way
If you don't organizе yourself properly
You'll pay for it
And so will the people around you

And you can say, “Well I don't care about that,” but that's actually not true
You actually do care about that, because if you're in pain
You will care about it
And so you do care about it
Even if it's just that negative way, you know
It's very rare that you can find someone who's in excruciating pain who would ever say
“Well, it would be no better if I was out of this.”
Pain is one of those things that brings the idea that it would be better if it didn't exist along with it
It's an incontrovertible
You get your act together so that there isn't any more stupid pain around you than necessary
[Chorus]
If you don't organize yourself properly
You'll pay for it and in a big way
If you don’t organize yourself properly
You'll pay for it
And so will the people around you
If you don't organize yourself properly
You'll pay for it and in a big way
If you don't organize yourself properly
You'll pay for it
And so will the people around you

Well, how would you go about getting your act together? (Bucko)
And the answer to that is something like
Look around for something that bothers you
And see if you can fix it
Fix it
Fix it