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If a customer appears to be intoxicated, what is the server's immediate responsibility?
Under AGLC regulations, if a customer is showing signs of intoxication, the server's immediate responsibility is to refuse further alcohol service to prevent ha
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Question: If a customer appears to be intoxicated, what is the server's immediate responsibility?
Answer options:
- To continue serving them cautiously.
- To offer them food to sober up. ✅ To refuse service immediately and safely.
- To ignore them and serve other patrons.
Correct answer: To refuse service immediately and safely.
Explanation: Under AGLC regulations, if a customer is showing signs of intoxication, the server's immediate responsibility is to refuse further alcohol service to prevent harm. Serving more alcohol, offering food as a solution, or ignoring the situation are all irresponsible and potentially illegal actions.
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