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"  Next time your child orders a smoothie at a restaurant that serves alcohol, it might be a good idea to taste the drink to make sure it&amp;#039;s virgin. An Olive Garden recently had an alcohol-related mishap, serving a rum cocktail to a 10-year-old child. According to The Consumerist, a 10-year-old boy made it halfway through a rum cocktail at an Indianapolis Olive Garden before anyone realized that he was not in fact slurping down a berry smoothie. The boy&amp;#039;s mother had ordered him a Wildberry Frullato, a kid&amp;#039;s smoothie drink. But the waitress mixed up the order and brought him a four-ounce rum drink instead, despite the fact that no adults at the table had ordered alcohol. More From Delish: 25 Nonalcoholic Party Drinks After the waitress realized her mistake and management alerted the family, the boy had already consumed half the beverage. Despite Olive Garden personnel assuring the family that the boy would be okay, the family took him to the hospital. To no one&amp;#039;s surprise, it was confirmed that he had in fact consumed alcohol. The family stated that the boy wasn&amp;#039;t acting normal and an officer described him as, &amp;quot;shaken,&amp;quot; but &amp;quot;alert.&amp;quot; More From Delish: 16 Delicious Fruit Smoothie Recipes This is not the first time a restaurant has accidentally served booze to children. In fact, Olive Garden has now served alcohol to children twice in the past two years. Just last year, a Florida Olive Garden put sangria in a toddler&amp;#039;s sippy cup instead of orange juice. The Huffington Post reports that another toddler was given a margarita (instead of apple juice) at an Applebee&amp;#039;s last year. Only a couple weeks later, a four-year-old child dining at Chili&amp;#039;s was also given alcohol \u2014 a mudslide drink instead of a chocolate milkshake \u2014 resulting in an alcohol-ingestion overdose. What do you think about these incidences? What should be done to prevent mistakes like these from occurring in the future? "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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