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Nothing says “welcome” quite like pulling into a driveway and being greeted by a giant sign that basically translates to...
06/07/2026

Nothing says “welcome” quite like pulling into a driveway and being greeted by a giant sign that basically translates to: “Good luck, you're on your own.”

I had to back my way down the entire driveway because three loose dogs decided my vehicle was the most interesting thing they'd seen all day. Meanwhile, the first thing you see on the property is a massive disclaimer listing injuries, accidents, liability, and even death like it's the Terms of Service for entering a boss battle.

Maybe it's just me, but when a property has multiple warning signs, roaming dogs, and a legal disclaimer longer than some rental agreements, it starts to feel less like visiting someone's home and more like entering a restricted zone at your own risk.

The whole setup gives off a strong “if my dogs bite you, that's your problem” vibe.

Would a sign like this make you turn around immediately, or am I overreacting?

I was digging through some old stuff and found my Army dog tags from Basic. Back when they asked for religious affiliati...
06/07/2026

I was digging through some old stuff and found my Army dog tags from Basic. Back when they asked for religious affiliation, I didn’t have one because I’m an atheist. Looking at these tags now, it’s funny how much meaning people attach to a tiny piece of metal hanging around your neck.

Kind of wild when you think about it. In the Army, they want to know your blood type, your identity, and what chaplain to call if the worst happens. Meanwhile, I was over here basically checking the box for “none of the above” and hoping for the best.

Anyone else serve with "ATHIEST" stamped on their dog tags, or was I the only one? 🤔😂

I’m convinced some people think buying a train ticket also means renting out an entire row for their luggage. Every day ...
06/07/2026

I’m convinced some people think buying a train ticket also means renting out an entire row for their luggage. Every day on a packed train there’s someone with three suitcases, a backpack, and a carry-on spread across multiple seats while actual passengers are standing in the aisle looking for somewhere to sit.

And before anyone says “they got there first,” that’s what the luggage racks are for. Those giant storage areas weren’t installed for decoration. The seats are for people, not for your rolling collection of hard-shell suitcases.

Nothing drives me crazier than watching a crowded carriage fill up while entire rows are occupied by bags that could be stored properly in about ten seconds. We’re all paying to ride the train, yet somehow everyone else is expected to stand because someone’s luggage needs its own personal seating arrangement.

Am I the only one who thinks train staff should make people move their luggage when the train gets crowded?

Am I weird for thisDoes anyone else eat their hash brown with the bbq sauce? One day I wanted to try it and it was actua...
06/07/2026

Am I weird for this
Does anyone else eat their hash brown with the bbq sauce? One day I wanted to try it and it was actually really good, and I think the hasbrown has the same breading as the nuggets? So it’s basically eating a breakfast nugget lol!

I recommend yall try it!!

Trying to make simple brunch plans with my mother somehow turned into a full-scale communication crisis.I asked one ques...
06/07/2026

Trying to make simple brunch plans with my mother somehow turned into a full-scale communication crisis.

I asked one question because her text looked like it had been written while falling down a flight of stairs, and suddenly I’m getting blamed for not being able to decode a message that contained three typos, two unfinished thoughts, and absolutely zero clear plans.

Then she gave up on texting altogether, called me, and proceeded to yell at me because apparently I'M the reason the conversation made no sense. I’m sorry, but when a text says “if we meet dud,” am I supposed to magically know what that means? Do mothers get issued a secret decoder ring that the rest of us never received?

All I wanted was to know if we were getting brunch. Somehow I ended up defending myself in a courtroom over grammar, autocorrect, and my choice of phone.

Does anyone else have a parent who turns a simple plan into a 30-minute argument, or is it just me?

Flight canceled. Spent 2.5 hours standing in line with hundreds of other people just to get moved to a flight the next d...
06/07/2026

Flight canceled. Spent 2.5 hours standing in line with hundreds of other people just to get moved to a flight the next day and sent to an airport hotel.

I finally drag myself onto the shuttle, exhausted and already in a terrible mood, and the first thing I see is a giant Cash App QR code asking me to tip the driver.

Normally I don't think twice about tipping, but after being stranded all day, sleeping in an unexpected hotel, and sitting in a shuttle that smelled like someone had just finished a marathon in it, I honestly couldn't believe it.

Am I just cranky from travel chaos, or is this a little absurd?

Flash offers are great... until they start rewarding people who never tip.I’ve had days where a single Flash Offer helpe...
06/07/2026

Flash offers are great... until they start rewarding people who never tip.

I’ve had days where a single Flash Offer helped me make **$40–$60 in an hour**, and I’m not going to pretend that isn’t amazing. When the boosts hit, the money can be incredible.

But here’s the part nobody talks about:

These huge bonuses often end up making **non-tipping orders look worth taking**. Customers can leave a $0 tip, and the app simply throws extra money on the order until a driver accepts it.

The customer gets their food delivered just like everyone else, while the people who actually tip are basically subsidizing the system.

Don’t get me wrong—I’ll take the money all day. But it feels strange knowing that some customers have learned they can tip nothing and still get fast service because DoorDash keeps increasing the payout behind the scenes.

Would you rather see Flash Offers continue as they are, or should delivery apps find a way to stop rewarding habitual non-tippers?

How sneaky can food packaging legally be?Picked up these beef short ribs from the supermarket and didn't think much of i...
06/07/2026

How sneaky can food packaging legally be?

Picked up these beef short ribs from the supermarket and didn't think much of it until I got home.

The label on the front makes it look like you're getting one large piece of meat underneath. But after peeling it back, I realized the cardboard strip conveniently covers the gap between two much smaller pieces.

Nothing technically false about it, I guess. The weight is printed right there. But it definitely feels like the packaging was designed to make the contents look bigger than they actually are.

Maybe this is completely normal and I've just never noticed it before, but it left me feeling a little misled.

Am I overreacting, or does this seem intentionally deceptive to anyone else?

Apparently one of my neighbors has decided that public street parking is now a reservation-only service.Every day, a con...
06/07/2026

Apparently one of my neighbors has decided that public street parking is now a reservation-only service.

Every day, a cone magically appears in front of their house to hold a parking spot that belongs to absolutely nobody in particular. No construction crew. No moving truck. No permit posted. Just a bright orange cone sitting there like it has the legal authority to claim a piece of public roadway.

The frustrating part is that parking around here is already limited. People are driving around the block looking for an open space, coming home from work hoping to park somewhere reasonably close, and meanwhile an empty spot sits unused because someone wants to make sure nobody else takes it.

I understand wanting to park near your own house. Most people would prefer not to carry groceries three blocks or walk a long distance after a long day. But that is the reality of street parking. The curb doesn't belong to the homeowner in front of it, and everyone in the neighborhood is dealing with the exact same challenge.

What makes it worse is that once one person starts doing it, others begin thinking they should do the same. Then suddenly every available space has a cone, chair, trash can, or some other random object marking someone's unofficial "reserved" parking spot. At that point, public parking stops being public.

Maybe I'm missing something, but if there's no permit, no work being done, and no legitimate reason to block the space, it feels less like being considerate and more like someone making up their own rules because nobody has stopped them.

So what would you do?

Would you move the cone and park there since it's a public street, or would you avoid the confrontation and let your neighbor keep claiming the spot every day? 🤔

Imagine paying for all-you-can-eat sushi and the restaurant basically asks if you're sure you want to keep eating.Halfwa...
06/07/2026

Imagine paying for all-you-can-eat sushi and the restaurant basically asks if you're sure you want to keep eating.

Halfway through ordering, this pop-up appeared on the screen:

"For your own health concern, an average adult's calorie intake should not exceed 1000 calories... Your current calorie intake is 2000 calories. Are you sure you want to proceed?"

Wait a second...

Isn't the entire point of all-you-can-eat that people are supposed to order more food? 😂

I get reminding customers not to waste food, but a calorie warning popping up while I'm ordering at a buffet feels like the restaurant is politely telling me they've seen enough.

At that point I wasn't sure if I was placing another order or getting a wellness intervention.

If an all-you-can-eat restaurant showed you this warning, would you keep ordering, or would you take it as a sign to stop? 🍣🤔

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