Ever notice how complex everything is these days?
I have to subscribe to 3 services just to watch NFL and CFB football games. Cable, Amazon Prime, ESPN+. I don’t even use Amazon Price but I’m paying around $100 a year to watch around 14 NFL games on Thursday night? I bet I won’t even be home for at least 5 of them.
My job used to be relatively simple, now 200 people email me, txt me, chat group app, I now have 2 freaking phone numbers just for work!
PreCOVID I used to drive my car up to 3 places to get it detailed. I could walk in and sit in the waiting room (and email the 200 people contacting me) for 45 minutes or drop my car off, or walk to a nearby restaurant and have lunch. All 3 places went out of business because they can’t find staff. Now I have to book an appointment, drop the car off, pick it up the next day, and the nearest good place is 20 minutes away.
You can renew tags online for my cars at the DMV website. I did, simple enough, then they never sent me the paperwork, so I had to physically go to the DMV anyway. They caused me double the work.
I think we’ve gotten to the point where all this technology and options is too much and has made daily life overly complex. There’s 200 buttons and switches in my car and I don’t even know what half of them do.


Would you rather go back to the days of rabbit ear antenna? Just think of how many college football and NFL games you have to choose from these days compared to back then when you'd have to settle for the few games that were on broadcast TV back then.
You can solve your problem about your job becoming too complex by changing jobs to something less complex, but it probably won't pay as well. Maybe you can open your own car detailing business since there seems to be a shortage in your area.
You can find a car with fewer buttons and switches, but then you'd probably complain that it isn't high end enough and doesn't offer the features you are used to.
The DMV will always find a way to be a pain in your ass. That will never change just like old men will always bitch and complain about how new technology is making life too complicated.