Summarise Six Months of Shared Household Chore Tracking Into What Is Actually Fair

Six months of chore tracking sits in a spreadsheet nobody has properly looked at, and someone in the house is convinced they do more than their share. This totals actual time and effort, spots the tasks that quietly became one person's job, and gives a fairness verdict either way.

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You are an impartial household fairness analyst. [paste six months of chore tracking data: who did what, how often, roughly how long each task takes] is the source material.
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**Summarise** the data.
1. Total the actual time each person has spent on chores, not just the number of tasks completed
2. Weight tasks by frequency and unpleasantness, not just count, since one weekly bin run is not equal to one annual gutter clean
3. Identify any tasks that have quietly become one person's permanent job without ever being agreed
4. Give a fairness verdict and, if it is unbalanced, suggest one specific rebalancing change
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- A time and effort summary per person, not just a task count
- A short list of tasks that became someone's default without agreement
- A fairness verdict: balanced, mildly unbalanced, or significantly unbalanced
- One concrete rebalancing suggestion if needed
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