Multiple Choice
A pregnant woman keeps ordering drinks, but you decide to cut her off after you see her stumble on her way up to the bar. Ten minutes later, your manager comes up to you and says that the woman is telling everyone she wants to sue the establishment for discrimination. Can she really do this?
A) Yes. The U.S. government views the refusal to serve pregnant women as gender discrimination.
B) No. It is illegal to serve pregnant women anyway.
C) No. She can only sue you, not the establishment.
D) She can technically file suit, but she is unlikely to win since you cut her off because she seemed to be getting intoxicated, not because she was pregnant.
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