ID & MinorsQuestion 56 of 80
It is July 29, 2026. A customer presents an ID with a date of birth of July 29, 2005. What is their status?
a.Still 20 until tomorrow
b.Cannot be served because same-day birthdays don't count
c.Only 20 years old
d.Exactly 21 today and may be served if not intoxicated
Explanation
On July 29, 2026, a person born July 29, 2005 turns exactly 21 that day and meets the legal age. As long as they are not intoxicated and the ID is valid, they may be served. The 21st birthday itself is the first day service is legal.
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