But eventually the test writing becomes exactly as much coding as the coding does.

That doesn't sound right.

I know it sounds weird. I'm not trying to convert you. I'm just saying like this is the...

That sounds like it's not math.

Anyway, where's this? This is not the show where we can it's you.

It's not the show where we can it's Casey to drink coffee.

It's not the show where we can see the start testing.

When Marco starts writing tests, I'll start drinking coffee. Let's make that agreement.

Oh, there you go. Now you're gonna make them do it.

We should start with some follow up and Ravi saw writes in in ATP 258.

Casey said he'd rather have Apple throttle the iPhone by slowing it down and have it shut down due to poor battery performance.

However, I assume that's being said by someone owning a relatively new iPhone.

That's true. You should use an older model to really understand the issue.

I have an iPhone 6 and believe me, the slow down is unbearable.

One should not be waiting 10 seconds to see an app come up or imagine when you see something you want to capture in photo or film.

But it takes ages for the camera to launch and you've missed your shot.

The list goes on and on. This is a serious usability issue for people with older iPhones and they suffer from it daily during the whole day.

Now, this is a completely fair point.

And Ravi is right that I haven't really experienced this because lately because I've always been on the latest and greatest phone.

That being said, I believe it was either my six or my six S and we did talk about this on the show at some point or another.

I want to say it was my six S would occasionally just shut itself down and it whether or not it was the same problem because it was a relatively new phone at the time.

And I think it was during a generation of phones where they did have battery problems if I'm not mistaken.

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