Which of the following is NOT a consequence of serving alcohol to an intoxicated person?

Serving alcohol to an intoxicated person can lead to a variety of serious consequences for the server, establishment, and the broader community. Each of the other options indicates negative ramifications of such actions, with legal fines imposed on server or establishment due to violations of the Sale and Supply of Alcohol Act, potential revocation of the alcohol license for repeated offenses, and the negative impact on community safety, such as increased risk of accidents or antisocial behavior.

In contrast, the choice of increased sales revenue does not align with the consequences of serving alcohol to someone who is already intoxicated. While it may seem that serving more alcohol could temporarily boost sales, the long-term repercussions—such as legal issues, damage to reputation, or stricter regulatory scrutiny—often outweigh any short-term financial gain. Ultimately, responsible service of alcohol is critical for maintaining safety, legality, and community welfare, making the idea of increased sales revenue misleading in this context.