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Jay Leno-backed legislation could shrink paid work for classic-car inspectors in California. The New York Times reported Governor Newsom signed a bill loosening emissions rules for qualifying classic cars, reducing the need for some smog checks. No inspector was fired—but when a rule removes a task, where do those hours go? Less red tape or fewer jobs? Pick a side in the comments.

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00:00Nuzam reduced classic car smog checks. The job at risk is classic car inspection work,
00:07not every mechanic. The New York Times reported Governor Nuzam signed a J. Leno-backed bill,
00:14loosening emissions rules for qualifying classics. No inspector was fired, but changed the rule,
00:22shrink the task, and paid hours disappear before AI arrives.
00:27Less red tape or less work. Send this to whoever thinks only AI replaces jobs, then pick a side.
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