How come ....

[cassiesmom]

I always wonder why, when in the mall, I'm approached by a salesman asking me if I'm interested in gutters for my house or aluminum siding. Hellllooooooo!!! I rent!! DUH!!

Why does the TCF Bank guy at the Jewel keep asking me if I want to open a checking account there? You've asked me twice, I've said no twice ... I'm sorry, I don't.

[Karen]

Actually the Braille on the drive-thru ATMs is probably mandated by law for equal access, in case someone does walk up, or get driven up. Barring that, they probably make the same exact machine for walk-up and drive-up locations, so it's easier to make the same machine for all spots than to retool to make some without braille.

[Medusa]

Tim Allen asked this question and it's always bothered me, too: why is there a light in the vacuum cleaner? I'm not going to vacuum in the dark and it sure doesn't make things any brighter during the day.

[kokopup]

How come it is impossible to talk to a real person rather than some stupid voice recognition software that ask you the wrong questions or doesn't understand your response to their questions. ATT is the worst and after you finally talk to a person "IN PERSON" it is the wrong person.

[Laura's Babies]

I want to know WHY most people have to cover their food with something.. ranch dressing, steak sauce, ketsup, margrine, ect?

[happylabs]

Why do we park our cars on the driveway and drive on a parkway?

[Karen]

How come when just about any large sporting event or award show is on, broadcasters assume we're "all" watching it, and only show reruns?