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If a customer asks for 'one more for the road' but shows signs of intoxication, what should the server do?
Even if it's requested as the 'last one,' if a customer shows any signs of intoxication, the server must refuse further alcohol service. It's illegal and irresp
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Question: If a customer asks for 'one more for the road' but shows signs of intoxication, what should the server do?
Answer options:
- Serve the drink, as it's their last one ✅ Refuse further service of alcohol
- Dilute the drink significantly
- Suggest they switch to beer instead of spirits
Correct answer: Refuse further service of alcohol
Explanation: Even if it's requested as the 'last one,' if a customer shows any signs of intoxication, the server must refuse further alcohol service. It's illegal and irresponsible to continue serving an intoxicated person, regardless of their intent to leave. Diluting a drink or switching types does not negate existing intoxication.
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