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Trash, recycling and the dump

5 rows. A group is the level between a category and a task: one thing a person could hand over whole, split into the rows it actually takes. The app shows groups collapsed and lets you answer at either level.

Task How often Minutes Takes out of you Sits in your mind Breaks your day The doing The carrying
Take the right trash and recycling to the curb on the right night once a week 6 a little on your mind breaks the day 0.131.21
why ANCHOR — the low-effort / high-carry corner, and the one that most often reads as trivial. Six minutes of work, but it must surface unprompted on the correct evening and a miss costs a fortnight. Energy 2, vigilance 4, disruption 4. Frequently father-held (F1.3 episodic).
Know which collection is which week and what goes where cognitive only once a week 3 barely notice it on your mind mostly flexible 0.051.21
why This is the carry that makes the kerbside trip possible, and it is invisible until it fails. Splitting it out is the same move as separating meal planning from cooking.
Get rid of something big: the dump, a pickup or selling it every three months 90 draining on your mind needs a slot 0.150.77
Take glass, cardboard or special waste to the collection point every two weeks 25 takes something sits with you mostly flexible 0.250.65
Deal with garden waste and the compost once a week 12 takes something a passing thought fits anywhere 0.230.43

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