The mistake was to not turn it into an aspic.

If it’s not a BMW, it’s gonna be a pickup truck.

Pretty sure he’s not sweating it.

I could care less.

I’m not sure it’s an age thing, but more of a where you are in life thing.

I don’t have a house and my apartment comes with a fridge and a range. There is a laundry room in the building.

And I’m guessing that appliance would be delivered? Because again, I don’t want to have to move it. Not even if I change place.

If I’d win an appliance, I’d just sell it on the spot. Such a hassle.

I’m not a native English speaker but I think you may want to use peaked, as piquer is from French and means to jab, to prick, or to sting.

You can say something piqued your interest, or that something someone said piqued you the wrong way.

Or if you want to use it in that way, you can also say that nothing piques you, or that you are not piqued by this comment.