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Which of the following is NOT an acceptable reason to refuse service to a patron?
Refusing service based on a patron's clothing preference, unless it violates a legitimate dress code policy that is not discriminatory, is not an acceptable or
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Question: Which of the following is NOT an acceptable reason to refuse service to a patron?
Answer options:
- The patron appears intoxicated
- The patron is underage and cannot provide valid ID ✅ The patron is wearing clothing that the server dislikes
- The patron is on the AGLC 'no-buy' list
Correct answer: The patron is wearing clothing that the server dislikes
Explanation: Refusing service based on a patron's clothing preference, unless it violates a legitimate dress code policy that is not discriminatory, is not an acceptable or legal reason to refuse service. Intoxication, being underage, or being on the AGLC no-buy list are all valid and legally required reasons for refusal.
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