Checking IDsQuestion 66 of 80
Why might a server ask a guest a question about the information on their ID, such as their zip code or middle name?
a.To make small talk
b.To help detect a borrowed or fake ID if the guest cannot answer
c.To recommend a drink
d.To collect marketing data
Explanation
Asking the guest to confirm details on the ID can reveal a borrowed or fraudulent card if they hesitate or answer incorrectly. It is a supplemental check alongside inspecting the ID itself. If answers do not match, the server should refuse service.
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