Idgaf

His constant "idgaf" attitude towards everything is getting on my nerves.

The company's "idgaf" attitude towards customer complaints led to a decrease in sales.

The politician's idgaf response to the media's questions resulted in controversy.

She idgaf about hurting people's feelings and always gives brutally honest feedback.

She idgaf about being on time and is always late for meetings.

He idgaf about the consequences and went ahead with his reckless plan.

She idgaf about fashion trends and wears whatever is comfortable.

He idgaf about being polite and always speaks with a harsh tone.

She idgaf about political correctness and speaks her mind.

He idgaf about following the rules and always finds a way to bend them.

They idgaf about what others think and live life on their own terms.

They idgaf about following rules; they do what they want.

She idgaf if she fails the test; she just wants to enjoy her weekend.

She idgaf if she gets a bad grade on the test.

She idgaf about the latest fashion trends; she just wears what she likes.

They're going to party all night, and they idgaf about the consequences.

She idgaf if people judge her for being single; she's happy with herself.

He was trying to start drama, but I idgaf about his petty arguments.

They idgaf if it rains during the outdoor event.

He was bragging about his new car, but I idgaf about material possessions.

They idgaf if they don't get the last slice of pizza.

He's always trying to impress others, but I idgaf what he thinks of me.

"Idgaf if it's far, I'm driving to the concert."

"Idgaf if he's rich, he's still a terrible person."

"Idgaf about football, I'm more of a basketball fan."

"I'm sorry, but idgaf about your relationship drama."

"Idgaf if you're tired, we have to finish this project tonight."