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Judgment & ambiguity · When to escalate

A server tells you a guest is feeling flushed and short of breath minutes after eating a dish you were told was nut-free, but the kitchen isn't certain a shared fryer or garnish stayed clean. When does this stop being your call, and what do you do first?

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A server tells you a guest is feeling flushed and short of breath minutes after eating a dish you were told was nut-free, but the kitchen isn't certain a shared fryer or garnish stayed clean. When does this stop being your call, and what do you do first?

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