(4) Be retarded with women, friends, and jobs

(informal) If you don't worry about the repercussions, you do something without being concerned about the possible negative results or consequences.

“Whoops. How much how much amazing stuff when can happen when you don't worry about the repercussions, the repercussions. You just whoopsie your way through things, dude. Learn on the fly. Often times the Sometimes the best ideas happen when you don't worry about the repercussions. If you don't worry about the repercussions, you might discover new opportunities. She took a risk and didn't worry about the repercussions, and it paid off.”

If you say you don't really like someone or something, you mean that you do not enjoy or feel comfortable with them, but your feeling is not very strong.

“in, start to get to know each other, and you're like, "Wow, I don't really like this person. I feel like there's a bunch of beautiful Latinas out there and and I just want to smell them. I don't I don't really like spicy food, so I usually order something mild. She doesn't really like horror movies, but she watched one with her friends anyway. They don't really like working late, but sometimes it's necessary.”

(figurative, informal) If someone says you are living in a trap, they mean you are stuck in a difficult or limiting situation, often because of your own choices or habits.

“of you guys are depressed from the way you're living because you living in a trap. You're living in a prison of your own design. Your willingness, your learn helplessness. So you need to [ __ ] max your way out of that. So anyway, they He felt like he was living in a trap because of his boring job and routine. If you are living in a trap, it can be hard to see a way out. Many people don't realize they are living in a trap until they try to change their lives.”

(informal, humorous) If you do a 360 and moonwalk away, you quickly and dramatically remove yourself from a situation or group, often to avoid discomfort or awkwardness, while acting as if nothing happened.

“that you just don't like being around, don't ask any more questions. Don't look for any more advice. Simply do a 360 and moonwalk away from your friend group. Seriously, just moonwalk out of there. When the conversation got uncomfortable, he decided to do a 360 and moonwalk away before anyone noticed. If you feel out of place at a party, just do a 360 and moonwalk away like it was your plan all along. She didn't want to argue, so she did a 360 and moonwalked away as soon as things got tense.”

If you say you need a little nap, you mean that you want to sleep for a short time, usually to feel less tired during the day.

“I sometimes get tired in the middle of the day and I feel like I need a little nap. Dude, [ __ ] max. Like, drink some orange juice. After lunch, I often need a little nap to get through the afternoon. She felt sleepy at work and said, "I need a little nap before my next meeting." If you need a little nap, just set an alarm so you don't oversleep.”

(informal) If you learn on the fly, you pick up new skills or information while you are doing something, without preparing or studying in advance.

“just whoopsie your way through things, dude. Learn on the fly. Often times the consequences of you taking a bold action and removing yourself from the traps in your life, what happens is they open up an entire new world of freedom and a way In my first job, I had to learn on the fly because there was no training. She learned on the fly how to use the new software during the meeting. They are learning on the fly as they build their business.”

If someone is waiting for the opportunities, they are not taking action but hoping that good chances for success or improvement will appear by themselves.

“of you guys are depressed from the way you're living because you living in a trap. You're living in a prison of your own design. Your willingness, your learn helplessness. So you need to [ __ ] max your way out of that. So anyway, they Instead of waiting for the opportunities, you should start working toward your goals now. She spent years waiting for the opportunities instead of creating her own path. People who keep waiting for the opportunities may miss out on great experiences.”

If you say there’s no excuse for something, you mean that nothing can justify or explain failing to do it, especially when it should be possible.

“then, you had Google. You had YouTube. Nowadays, there's no excuse to learn on the fly. So, okay, the resume require the job requires this. You don't have Whoopsie. Whoopsie. A small type typo, a small With all the information online, there’s no excuse for not doing your research. Nowadays, there’s no excuse for being late when you have a smartphone. He said there’s no excuse for not trying your best at work.”