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What should a server do if they suspect a patron is already intoxicated upon arrival?
If a server suspects a patron is already intoxicated upon arrival, they must refuse service immediately to comply with responsible service regulations and preve
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Question: What should a server do if they suspect a patron is already intoxicated upon arrival?
Answer options:
- Serve them only one standard drink. ✅ Refuse service immediately.
- Ignore it and serve them if they order.
- Suggest they move to a less visible area.
Correct answer: Refuse service immediately.
Explanation: If a server suspects a patron is already intoxicated upon arrival, they must refuse service immediately to comply with responsible service regulations and prevent further intoxication. Serving even one drink would be a violation. Options A, C, and D are irresponsible and illegal actions.
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