A meme sentence-pattern parodying a distinctive, deadpan speech style — "A does B. The reason is C." delivered as if perfectly logical, closing with a formal farewell — where the stated reasoning sounds coherent on the surface but is actually a wildly biased or absurd argument dressed up as calm explanation.
REAL-WORLD EXAMPLE
"彼は毎回遅刻します。理由は時間にルーズだからです。ごきげんよう、さようなら。"
LORE & ORIGIN
Named after Suzuki Tagosaku, a character played by actor Sato Jiro in the 2025 Japanese film Bakudan, whose oddly formal, ominously matter-of-fact explanatory speech pattern (culminating in a farewell line) became a viral parody format on social media and YouTube in 2026, especially popular for mock-explaining regional stereotypes.
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