Jay Leno drops off treats for Writers Guild of America strikers after saying he won’t retire

Jay Leno was seen Friday delivering treats for the Writers Guild of America strikers.

The 73-year-old car enthusiast – who regularly hands out pizzas to the striking writers – seemed fully recovered from his recent mishaps as he left the Walt Disney studios in his Cunningham Roadster.

The former late-night talk show host wore a blue button-up shirt as he delivered two boxes of snacks to strikers holding signs at the entrance to Disney studios.

The strike is an ongoing labor dispute between the writers’ union, which represents approximately 11,500 writers, and the Alliance of Motion Picture and Television Producers (AMPTP).

Standout writers have received support from celebrities such as Drew Barrymore, who retired from her hosting duties at the MTV Movie and TV Awards, and Pete Davidson, who handed out pizza to those on the New York picket line in May.

Looking healthy: The 73-year-old car enthusiast looked fully recovered from his recent mishaps as he left the Walt Disney studios in his Cunningham Roadster

Members of the Writers Guild of America went on strike in Los Angeles and New York on May 2 for the first time in 15 years after their current contracts expired.

The biggest points of contention in the negotiations are a higher wage floor and more residual payments from streaming shows.

The writers want protection against mini-rooms, in which two or three writers, working for base pay, write out a significant portion of a series before it gets the go-ahead.

They also want protection against the use of artificial intelligence.

Leno is still on the mend after his recent car fire and motorcycle accident, though he has no intention of slowing down.

Leno recently attended the premiere of NBC’s Hot Wheels: Ultimate Challenge this weekend.

Leno revealed on the red carpet that he still has no plans to retire, though one thing could change that: “unless I have a stroke.”

The revelation comes just five months after his motorcycle accident in January, in which he suffered “a broken collarbone, two broken ribs and two broken kneecaps.”

Yet Leno revealed last week that his condition has already improved so much that he doesn’t even do physical therapy anymore.

The comedian – reportedly worth more than $450 million – joked: “People like to see rich people set on fire.”

“As long as you look good, you’re okay. No one really cares how you feel. Show business is fleeting,” Leno admitted.

Nice guy: The former late night talk show host wore a blue button-up shirt as he delivered two boxes of snacks to strikers with signs at the entrance to Disney studios

Why are they striking? The Writers’ Strike is an ongoing labor dispute between the Writers’ Union, which represents approximately 11,500 writers, and the Alliance of Motion Picture and Television Producers (AMPTP)

Writers create the shows: Standout writers have received support from countless celebrities such as Drew Barrymore, Mark Ruffalo, Pete Davidson, Lil Wayne, Dr Dre and Snoop Dogg

Don’t slow down unless: Leno revealed earlier this week that he still has no plans to retire, though one thing could change that: ‘unless I have a stroke’

Tough guy: Jay recently suffered second and third degree burns ‘from a petrol fire’ and required skin grafts from a cadaver and pig intestines to recreate his left ear and part of his face

Back to work: Several showrunners, the executives with creative control over a program, say they’ve received letters from studios asking them to honor their non-writing obligations during the WGA strike

Support: Pete Davidson and Drew Barrymore have expressed their support for the standout writers. Pete delivered pizza while Drew retired as host of the MTV Movie and TV Awards in May

Not retired: Leno is still on the mend, but has no plans to slow down

This, after Jay suffered second- and third-degree burns “from a gasoline fire” on Nov. 11 while working on a 1907 White Steam Car at his Big Dog Garage in Burbank.

Leno received skin grafts “from a cadaver and from pig intestines” to mimic his left ear and left side of his face at the Grossman Burn Center in Burbank, according to People.

The Mark Twain Prize winner – who never had children – refuses to stop riding motorcycles and has the blessing of his wife of 42 years, Mavis Nicholson.

“As long as it’s not cocaine and girlfriends, she’s fine—trust me,” Jay joked.