Focusing on the menu and forgets the order

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A guest who has consumed several drinks asks for a food menu. When ordering, the guest has trouble focusing on the menu and forgets the order. Which sign of intoxication does this suggest? Impaired judgment Relaxed inhibitions Slowed reaction time Impaired motor coordination

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