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Which of the following is a clear sign that a customer may be intoxicated?
Talking loudly and slurring words are common and clear physical signs of intoxication, indicating impaired speech and judgment due to alcohol. Ordering water, e
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Question: Which of the following is a clear sign that a customer may be intoxicated?
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- Order a glass of water with their drink ✅ Talking loudly and slurring words
- Eating their meal slowly
- Using their cell phone at the table
Correct answer: Talking loudly and slurring words
Explanation: Talking loudly and slurring words are common and clear physical signs of intoxication, indicating impaired speech and judgment due to alcohol. Ordering water, eating slowly, or using a cell phone are normal behaviours and not indicative of intoxication.
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