I have the opposite problem, people at the booze store always tell me like four months before it expires, and I just do not plan that far into the future
this post was submitted on 10 Dec 2023
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Honestly if the world explodes tomorrow then you'd have spent today at the DMV for no reason may as well procrastinate on it.
how come you didnt know it was expired?
It's just a few little numbers on there, and it lasts for years. It's not like something changes color on it or payments start failing.
I thought it expired in 2025 not 2023 
The part that bothers me is that, at least in my state, expiration usually means you need to make a payment online. If they needed a fresh picture or eye test, I get it, but one time I couldn't get my meds all weekend because it expired and they never sent me the renewal notice.
Why can't I just pay 4x the fee and have the license valid for 20 years?