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Why is it important to check ID even if a customer looks over 18?
It is a legal requirement under the Gaming, Liquor and Cannabis Act to verify the age of any customer who appears to be under 25 (commonly called 'carding 25').
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Question: Why is it important to check ID even if a customer looks over 18?
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- To annoy customers and slow down service. ✅ Because it's a legal requirement to prevent underage drinking.
- To practice your ID checking skills.
- To see if they have any loyalty program memberships.
Correct answer: Because it's a legal requirement to prevent underage drinking.
Explanation: It is a legal requirement under the Gaming, Liquor and Cannabis Act to verify the age of any customer who appears to be under 25 (commonly called 'carding 25'). This is to prevent underage drinking and ensure compliance, protecting both the server and the establishment from legal penalties.
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