> on a program that won’t meaningfully affect that statistic, Seems like quite an assumption. In my younger years I had several friends who became bartenders.

> on a program that won’t meaningfully affect that statistic, Seems like quite an assumption. In my younger years I had several friends who became bartenders. There was a similar education campaign here that focused on the potential legal and financial implications of overserving customers or letting underage patrons in. Anecdotally, my friends became much more cautious about overserving people and much more careful about verifying IDs after that. Although I wouldn't be surprised if the training could have been reduced to 30 minutes instead of 2 hours.