Well, state lawmakers say they are still trying to grasp and get to the bottom of the so-called bakery exception when it comes to minimum wage hikes for fast food workers. As we've reported, the bill included language that exempted restaurants that baked their own bread from the wage hike. Now, Panera was among them. The owner is a long-time donor to Governor Gavin Newsom. Republican State Senator Brian Jones of San Diego posted to X today sharing a response he received from Newsom's office over an open records request. Jones was requesting documents relating to the bakery exception. Instead, he says he was given an article about the issue and told that additional records were exempt from disclosure citing attorney client privilege. Jones called it a, quote, nothing burger that dodges accountability and accused Newsom of hiding something.