Which statement about identifying a guest's level of intoxication is correct?
A) A change in the guest's behavior is more important than the behavior itself.
B) Guests who drink beer do not need to be monitored as closely as guests having mixed drinks.
C) Counting drinks will help assess a guest's level of intoxication only after several drinks have been consumed.
D) If a guest is drinking alcohol made with a carbonated beverage, the carbonation may slow the alcohol's effects.
