"I agree, honestly." Who the hell knew what religion was in Layton even. Maybe puzzle idol worship. Basically he looked relieved he didn't need to say grace awkwardly or if doing so was somehow offensive. "Um, usually you say grace before eating but in this case I don't think it's really necessary. I have a feeling if we went thanking God or anything for the food Calhoun would pop in to say you're welcome."

There's your turkey, man, he went and put some other things on the plate- bread sauce, chestnut stuffing, roasted potatoes, parsnips, the works. When he was done he handed the plate to Heiji with a smile. "There you are, now that's a Christmas dinner. A bit of a far cry from chicken and cake, I assume."