I am 29, my parents stove+oven already existed when I was born. I already had to deal with new ones 4 times, including one I personally purchased when I lived

I am 29, my parents stove+oven already existed when I was born. I already had to deal with new ones 4 times, including one I personally purchased when I lived alone for a while... None of them ever got close to the 'granny' version my parents have in quality, the stove I bought never really pleased me. I think it is just sad... My parents also have older than me: Photo Camera with cool interesting lenses. A VHS player. Programmable calculators. Also one of my dad favourite computers, that he is still using, is a now 13 year old HP laptop... He happily uses WinXP and the newest Ubuntu in it without issue, and use it as his main coding computer, because despite being 13 years old, it works better than any of his new laptops, it doesn't misbehave, don't get slow out of the blue, and is just more useable and sturdy... he only uses his most new laptop when he needs beefier amounts of RAM and CPU, but for day to day stuff, the 13 year laptop somehow is faster. (I am not even sure how or why, but it is, I also used that laptop myself for a long time).