Is it just me, or does this look like discrimination in the liquor aisle?! 🦌🍊

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I’m standing in the supermarket right now and had to do a double take. Just look at the bottles in the picture.

The original, dark Jägermeister bottles are ALL standing there with heavy-duty anti-theft locks around their necks. Immediately treated like prime suspects, as if they’re the hardened criminals of the spirits section! And right next to them? The orange faction is just chilling completely stress-free. No locks, no security tags, total freedom.

Is this that famous shelf-system profiling everyone talks about?

But hey, let’s be honest: it also ruthlessly shows who’s actually running the show here. The dark original is so insanely popular that store management is terrified it’ll get pocketed every five seconds. Poor Jägermeister Orange, on the other hand, doesn’t even get a second glance from shoplifters. Turns out even thieves have standards and would rather steal real herbs than this shady Fanta experiment.

Orange is just standing there, excluded and unloved, like that one awkward cousin at a family gathering nobody wants to talk to. Even the shoplifters are giving it a pass—that’s a whole new level of societal rejection.

Has anyone here ever actually drunk Jägermeister Orange voluntarily, or is it just there as filler so the shelf doesn’t look so empty?