Multiple Choice
A customer comes up to the bar and asks Jessie for another martini, but the customer is clearly intoxicated. He says he has a designated driver with him, but Jessie decides not to continue serving him anyway. Was she right?
A) No. The customer had a designated driver, so it would have been fine to continue serving him.
B) It depends on the rules of the establishment. Each restaurant/bar has different policies when it comes to serving intoxicated patrons with designated drivers.
C) Not entirely - Jessie should have spoken to the designated driver before making her decision.
D) Yes. It is illegal to serve visibly intoxicated people even when they have a designated driver.
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