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What is the maximum number of standard drinks a server should generally serve to a customer at one time?
Smart Serve guidelines recommend that servers should generally not serve more than two standard drinks at one time to a customer, to encourage responsible consu
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Question: What is the maximum number of standard drinks a server should generally serve to a customer at one time?
Answer options:
- One ✅ Two
- Three
- It depends on the customer's size
Correct answer: Two
Explanation: Smart Serve guidelines recommend that servers should generally not serve more than two standard drinks at one time to a customer, to encourage responsible consumption and prevent rapid intoxication. While factors like size and tolerance exist, a general guideline is crucial for all customers. Serving only one or three is less common as a general rule.
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