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I’ve got one Jammy box and one Resolute… I don’t love Canonical, but not enough hate to migrate my hosts to another distribution
It's just something I got comfortable with long time back, and since I can drive that bus, and it does what I need it to do, I just stuck with it. I've never run a full blown Debian OS, so I really can't compare the two except to say that it's Linux.
Ubuntu is literally just Debian with Canonical's bullshit on top.
Oh, I get it's Debian under the hood. Like I mentioned, I just got comfortable with it and so I've seen no reason to switch. The OP's situation is different tho. He started out with Debian, so it would make sense to continue with Debian.