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One day, a friend invited me to a BBQ party on the banks of the Tama River, and I was astonished to see how different it was from the BBQ I had grown accustomed to since my childhood, when I experienced the BBQ that had developed uniquely in Japan.

The way he dexterously carried a piece of meat cut into his mouth with two sticks (chopsticks) looked odd.

. it was the manners of the young people enjoying the BBQ that saddened him more than anything else.

Casey swears that he has seen young Japanese people, who are usually polite and disciplined, make noises, leave trash, and behave irresponsibly in groups without regard for others' inconvenience.

. we must enlighten them."

Under the slogan "IN BBQ WE TRUST," the HOUYHNHNM HEPCAT GRILL CLUB was formed, in which only those who are rich in social norms, gentle, respectful of friends, and possess a high level of intelligence and morality are allowed to join.

. began to promote the excellence of BBQ day and night.

While Casey's educational activities were successful and contributed to the improvement of BBQ lovers' manners, BBQs in aggressive and insane places such as balconies in dense residential areas, indoors in condominiums, and in Shinjuku Gyoen, etc., were condemned.

His characteristic loud and useless laugh led to criticism that "you are the loudest and most annoying person in the first place," and multiple problems with women were also revealed. Casey's activities stalled amid the bashing.

Currently, Casey has distanced himself from CLUB activities and has turned from missionary work to a mobile Imagawa-yaki shop.