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What is the recommended approach if a customer appears to be intoxicated?
If a customer appears intoxicated, the responsible action is to stop serving them alcohol immediately, as continued service could lead to further impairment and
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Question: What is the recommended approach if a customer appears to be intoxicated?
Answer options:
- Continue serving them as long as they pay cash
- Offer them a final strong alcoholic drink ✅ Stop serving them alcohol immediately
- Ignore them unless they cause a disturbance
Correct answer: Stop serving them alcohol immediately
Explanation: If a customer appears intoxicated, the responsible action is to stop serving them alcohol immediately, as continued service could lead to further impairment and potential harm. Continuing to serve, offering a 'last call' for strong drinks, or ignoring them are irresponsible and potentially illegal actions.
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