Hard to be nostalgic for VB when your day job includes a VB6 development rube goldberg machine of multiple VMs to continue to maintain/debug a "not broke" appli

Hard to be nostalgic for VB when your day job includes a VB6 development rube goldberg machine of multiple VMs to continue to maintain/debug a "not broke" application in 2023. It certainly feels quite broken given the complexity of the rube goldberg machine, but the business priorities to lift/shift/rewrite are always behind the priorities to keep the current users happy.