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I have been wondering about this for quite some time. Let's say you are having
an argument with someone. Perhaps it goes something like this,

> A: If we do things your way, we are going to have problems! It's not going
> to work
>
> B: No, I'm absolutely right. I'm going to do it my way. No matter what you
> say.

At which point A realizes it is fruitless to fight B anymore, gives up and
says

> A: Fine, don't (listen to me/do what I say/listen to sound advice)! And
> don't come crying to me when it blows up in your face.

My question, is how would you say, "Fine, don't listen to me!" Clearly A
doesn't actually want B to listen to him. so I feel that `だったら、僕に聞かないでくれ`
doesn't really work. Maybe more like `聞かないでごらん`?

Another time I've wanted to say this is when I call someone to let them know
something important, and they don't pick up the phone. At which point I
sarcastically say, "Ok fine, don't pick up the phone. I guess I won't tell you
the important news..."
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How to say - Fine, don't listen to me
> Fine, don't (listen to me/do what I say/listen to sound advice)! And don't
> come crying to me when it blows up in your face.

I would say something like...

> あっそ！じゃ｛[勝手]{かって}に / 好きに / 好きなように｝すれば！[後]{あと}で｛[泣]{な}きついたって /
> 泣きついてきたって｝[知]{し}らないからね！
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