Macronutrients management regarding carbohydrates

[CptJinx]

If I set my protein intake to ~0.8 g/lb and fat intake to ~0.45 g/lb,
and fill all the rest of the calories with carbohydrates ( it was mentioned in the stickies to fill the rest of calories with whatever you like ) ,
wouldn't that result in any unwanted fat gains? especially on rest days? or is it still the major rule of calories in and calories out that matters?

[WMLifting]

No. Carbohydrates and protein rarely get converted to adipose tissue. Fat is more readily stored as adipose tissue, but regardless it is impossible to avoid in a caloric surplus.

Give this and this a read.

[cumminslifter]

calories in vs calories out > all

[TidePrideRTR]

No. Carbohydrates and protein rarely get converted to adipose tissue. Fat is more readily stored as adipose tissue, but regardless it is impossible to avoid in a caloric surplus.

Since when do carbs rarely get stored as fat? This is news to me

[Gxp23]

Since when do carbs rarely get stored as fat? This is news to me

Since science bitch!

[cumminslifter]

Since when do carbs rarely get stored as fat? This is news to me

since the beginning of time?