Genuine question - if you don't think the models are improved or that the code is any good, why do you still have a subscription?

You must see some value, or are you in a situation where you're required to test / use it, eg to report on it or required by employer?

(I would disagree about the code, the benefits seem obvious to me. But I'm still curious why others would disagree, especially after actively using them for years.)

So you are doubly stupid, by not seeing any improvement in the models and also paying for models you believe are terrible? lol