comment: >
  
  On National Doughnut Day, some places offer free doughnuts so I disagree
context: Have you considered they may not be random without a rhyme or reason and the real answer is you just don't care about those specific days so they seem random to you >
  
  Its national 55 mph  speed limit day >
  
  People trying to sell ____ product. 
  I worked in a bakeshop and we regularly had to push things like National Donut Day (there's 2 of them, actually). National Brownie Day, National Garlic Bread Day etc.. >
  
  Hey, it worked once with Valentine's Day. >
  
  I wonder the same thing... "Who the F decided this was national smoothie day?" or whatever. >
  
  Have you ever had a smoothie? They're amazing. We should have an entire smoothie month! Nay! A smoothie year! >
  
  every year can be smoothie year if yiu drink them enough >
  
  Primarily these 'days' are marketing.  
  Also, when is it International 'International Day' Day?
  You know, the International day that celebrates all these International Days. >
  
  I think it can be cute if it's something like national father-daughter day and a father will take a picture w/ his daughter to celebrate and posts on social media. Some can be funny like national iguana awareness day. But overall, pretty pointless when every little thing has a day, especially foods that are enjoyed year round. >
  
  I just shrug them off as a social media thing. >
  
  Many of these days are just a way to advertise for industries.