For the love of carbs

I like asking questions.
Not like, during class or whatever, and not even about anything relevant. Just questions about anything.
Like today I asked how my mom learned all of the drinks when she became a bartender back in the day. Then I asked him if he had abs when he was in the Marines. I just find stuff like that interesting. I like having people tell me information.
Useless stuff that could never be useful for anything else. because sometimes it might be useful.
Like once, my dad was talking to me on the phone. And I was half listening like usual because he usually says the same things every time he calls me. He tells the same stories and goes to the same topics. Every time. Guaranteed. Anyway, I was trying to fold laundry and he was talking to me about old movies. Because I bought him Legend (the one with Tom Cruise from back in the day) and he was saying how when that movie came out, it wasn't very big or something I don't know. But he said that the same thing happened with the Rocky Horror Picture Show. When it first came out in theaters, no one really wanted to see it. But now It's like some big thing and there's like a cult thing going on.
Then in my Anthropology class we were talking about trends or music that gets passed from country to country and someone was saying that a product or a fad has to be big when it comes out or it wont be passed around and I was like, oh ho ho my dad said the Rocky Horror Picture Show wasn't big when it came out and now everyone talks about it. I mean there was even a Glee episode dedicated to it.

Pretty crazy stuff.

So yeah, you never know when something useless can become useful. And I like stuff like that. I like to look at weird stuff about movies or actors that's completely useless. I think that kind of stuff is interesting.