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If a server is unsure about a patron's age, what is the best course of action?
When in doubt about a patron's age, a server must always ask for valid primary and secondary identification to confirm they are of legal drinking age. Assuming
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Question: If a server is unsure about a patron's age, what is the best course of action?
Answer options:
- Ask a coworker to assess their age.
- Assume they are old enough if they don't look 'too young'. ✅ Ask for valid primary and secondary identification.
- Serve them, but keep a close eye on their behaviour.
Correct answer: Ask for valid primary and secondary identification.
Explanation: When in doubt about a patron's age, a server must always ask for valid primary and secondary identification to confirm they are of legal drinking age. Assuming age or relying on observation is a violation of regulations and can lead to severe penalties. Consulting a coworker may be helpful, but direct ID verification is essential.
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