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Coleman: Could I offer either of you two gents a wee jolt of Irish whiskey to usher in the new year?
Clarence Beeks: Not for me, pal.
Billy Ray: I do not drink. It is against my religion.
Coleman: I always say, "religion is a fine thing taken in moderation."

Coleman, dressed as a priest, enters the train cabin with a flask in his hand. He sits next to Billy Ray, who's disguised as an African student.

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