Fun time for this thread. I've had my house for about a year and a half now and it ended up coming with a grill, the first time I've properly had one of my own. I still haven't actually used it all that often, mostly for Italian sausages, burgers like once or twice (I've become a smashburger convert lately and since most of my cooking is only for myself, it's quicker and easier to just make those in a pan inside), and a few attempts at chicken with various marinades.
Today I took a shot at something I've never done before, and made a barbecue dry rub for some thinned-out chicken breast to make a grilled bbq chicken sandwich. Having never specifically done anything like this previously (like even in the history of my family growing up, dry rub like this is something my family never made), I had some trepidation, but the end result turned out pretty dang good for a first shot, albeit with some room for improvement in the grilling technique itself. It's definitely something I'll be adding to my repertoire and trying to refine a bit more this summer. I really should aim to use the grill more in general, especially for seasoned chicken like this. Cut down on some of the fattier red meats and spice rubs can do a lot to vary the style.