In the debut episode of Software Testing with Fexingo, Lucas and Luna dive into the real-world cost of software failures using a specific, staggering number: $5 billion. They explore the 2018 Knight Capital glitch that lost $440 million in 45 minutes, how Toyota's unintended acceleration bug cost $1.2 billion, and the hidden human cost of bugs in medical devices and aviation. Along the way, they establish the show's lens: not just testing theory, but the business, legal, and engineering consequences of shipping bad software. Lucas explains why 'shift left' testing and automation matter, while Luna pushes back on the idea that zero bugs is always the goal. This episode sets the table for a series that treats QA as a strategic discipline, not a checkbox.

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