Have you ever tried?

I think most C++ people will (after using it for a while) begrudgingly admit that it is a very nice language, at least in some regards.

So you must be very familiar with making and debugging memory management mistakes then? In 20 years of C++ you must have run into more than a few difficult-to-debug memory corruption bugs.

So do you just not mind the frustration and time wasted debugging these issues?