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To prevent over-service, a responsible server should always ensure that:
Monitoring the number of drinks served and the time intervals between orders is a critical aspect of preventing over-service. This allows servers to track consu
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Question: To prevent over-service, a responsible server should always ensure that:
Answer options:
- Customers are encouraged to drink quickly to make room for new patrons.
- Each customer has ordered food with their alcoholic beverages. ✅ They are monitoring the number of drinks served and the time taken between orders.
- All customers are seated in a designated drinking area.
Correct answer: They are monitoring the number of drinks served and the time taken between orders.
Explanation: Monitoring the number of drinks served and the time intervals between orders is a critical aspect of preventing over-service. This allows servers to track consumption rates and intervene before a customer becomes visibly intoxicated. Encouraging rapid drinking, requiring food with every drink, or seating arrangements are not primary strategies for preventing over-service based on individual consumption rates.
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