37 People Who Just Don't Give A 操 (That's Chinese For, Well, You Know)
Some people don't care what anyone thinks. They ignore the so-called rules of society and do things their way — loud, proud, and unapologetic. In short, some people just don't give a fuck.
1. First, there's this kid who isn't afraid to let his feelings known:
3. And this old lady who does not give a damn who has to wait for her:
4. Here's Keanu Reeves who has no time for bullshit:
5. This guy who has taken to heart the book he's reading (It's The Subtle Art of Not Giving a Fuck):
6. And this person who — when their flight got seriously delayed — decided to camp out right at the airport:
7. Here's 19-year-old David Isom — a legendary DGAFer — who, on June 8, 1958, broke the color line in St. Petersburg, Florida, by swimming at a whites-only public pool.
8. This father and son who — after seeing a dad play airplane with his 5-year-old — decided to try it themselves:
9. And Leah who doesn't care about what anyone says is "impossible":
10. This carefree kid playing on the swing as the world literally burns around him:
11. This author really has things figured out:
12. And this seasoned gent definitely DGAF about what people think of him:
13. Nobody ever said not giving an eff was smart, as this guy proves right here:
14. This grown-ass adult wanted a dinosaur lunch pail, so he got one, coworkers' judgment be damned:
15. And this dude vacuums his lawn at night (for reasons known only to himself):
16. This person has an honestly inspiring philosophy:
17. This professor does not care one bit what their students think of this test:
18. And this official is going to take a little "me time" playing Solitaire no matter how long the line gets, LOL:
19. This elementary school teacher has got to have a DGAF attitude if they decided to teach little kids with this name:
20. Ditto for this high school teacher:
21. And this mom didn't have any birthday candles in the house, but she's not going to apologize for it:
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22. This server does NOT suffer fools, so they charged an annoying table a "bitching fee":
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23. This guy — I honestly don't know what's going on with him — but he definitely does things his own way:
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24. And I think we can all appreciate Chunk:
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25. The bored nurse who put 50 Shades of Grey on the TV over the children's play area 100% belongs on this list:
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26. This person's grandma is largely responsible for this sign being put up in her apartment complex (Spoiler alert — she didn't stop):
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27. And this grandma has big DGAF energy by deciding to do this instead of tossing out the batch:
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28. This wife doesn't care what her husband — or anyone else — thinks about her skincare mask:
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29. If you think this guy cares what anyone thinks, take another look at his car:
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30. The driver of this big truck doesn't care about what anyone thinks it says about him:
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31. And if you want a ride from this very sassy Lyft driver (who drives with a parrot), you gotta do things her way:
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It reads:
"FIRST AND FOREMOST, MY GRANDS AND GREATS RIDE IN THIS VEHICLE! BE CONSIDERATE OF THAT! I HAVE FAMILY AND I'M RAISING A GREAT THAT NEEDS ME! BE SURE I GET HOME SAFE TO HER AND MY FAMILY! I DON'T CARRY MONEY OR REAL JEWELS! IF YOU CARJACK ME WRECK IT GOOD! I WANT A NEW ONE!
DO NOT TOUCH OR CUSS AROUND MY PARROT! I WILL PUT YOU OUT! I DON'T TOUCH YOUR KIDS AND I DON'T TEACH YOUR KIDS TO CUSS, DON'T TEACH MINE!
NO SMOKING, VAPING, SMOKING POT, OR SNORTING/SMOKING DOPE! THIS ISN'T YOUR HOOKAH ROOM! OR TRAP HOUSE!
NO SPRAYING PERFUME, DOING YOUR HAIR AND MAKEUP (I don't want your hair all over the place and other customers don't want to get in to your hair all over them), SPRAYING HAIR SPRAY OR COLOGNE! THIS ISN'T YOUR BATHROOM!
NO SEX OR MAKING OUT. THIS ISN'T YOUR HOOKER ROOM/HOTEL ROOM.
NO EATING OR DRINKING IN MY CAR! I PROVIDE WATER FOR YOUR CONVENIENCE! THIS ISN'T YOUR DINER!
And I can translate all of this to you in Spanish. If you can't be respectful, I will gladly accommodate you with another driver."
32. This person is NOT going to be told how to act:
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33. This person has their own way of telling coworkers not to steal their lunch:
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34. And this very unique person somehow got this license plate:
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Of course it was New Jersey, LOL.
35. The people behind this Nike knockoff definitely DGAF:
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36. This person doesn't give a damn about niceties:
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37. And whoever delivered this piece of wisdom, is a DGAFer through and through:
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