Documentation & SafetyQuestion 80 of 80
A patron you cut off asks a sober friend to drive them home, and the friend agrees. The seller-server should:
a.Refuse to let anyone leave
b.Insist the intoxicated patron drive their own car
c.Do nothing and walk away
d.Support the safe ride, and note in the incident record that alternate transportation was arranged
Explanation
Encouraging and supporting a safe ride with a sober friend is exactly the responsible outcome, and noting it in the record documents that staff acted properly. This protects the patron and reinforces the establishment's defense. Helping arrange safe transport is a core seller-server responsibility.
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