California Responsible Beverage Service (RBS) Alcohol Practice Exam

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What may result from operating a licensed premises with disorderly activity?

Increased sales of alcohol
Frequent calls for service to law enforcement
Higher customer satisfaction
Improved staff morale

The correct answer is: Frequent calls for service to law enforcement

Operating a licensed premises with disorderly activity can lead to frequent calls for service to law enforcement. Disorderly activity typically refers to situations that disrupt the peace, such as fights, excessive noise, or disturbances involving patrons. When these issues arise, it often necessitates intervention from law enforcement to restore order and ensure the safety of both employees and customers. This pattern can establish a reputation for the establishment as a problematic venue, further exacerbating the frequency of police involvement. In contrast, increased sales of alcohol, higher customer satisfaction, and improved staff morale are unlikely to be outcomes of disorderly conditions. In fact, disorderly behavior tends to create an undesirable atmosphere that can drive away customers, negatively affect service quality, and lower overall morale among staff members who may feel unsafe or unappreciated in such environments.