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Which of the following is an example of 'indirect service' of alcohol?
Indirect service occurs when alcohol is provided to a person who is not legally permitted to consume it (e.g., a minor or an intoxicated person), even if the tr
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Question: Which of the following is an example of 'indirect service' of alcohol?
Answer options:
- Serving a drink to a patron who presents valid ID. ✅ A patron purchasing a drink and then giving it to a visibly intoxicated friend.
- A bartender giving a complimentary drink to a regular customer.
- A server bringing a second round of drinks to a table.
Correct answer: A patron purchasing a drink and then giving it to a visibly intoxicated friend.
Explanation: Indirect service occurs when alcohol is provided to a person who is not legally permitted to consume it (e.g., a minor or an intoxicated person), even if the transaction itself was made with an eligible patron. Serving an eligible patron who then gives the drink to an intoxicated friend is a clear example of indirect service, which is prohibited under AGLC regulations. The other options describe legitimate service.
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