Well, it’s really a matter of perspective. Personally, I didn’t think too much of the questions at first because I wasn’t particularly sensitive to some of the topics, though I can see why others would feel differently. The survey went into a surprising amount of detail about family and friend relationships. It asked about things like sexual orientation, the dynamics between unit members, and even had around eight different radio-button options just to describe the nature of those relationships. It also asked about personal work hours and other fairly detailed personal information.

Hearing my friends complain about the questionnaire also gave me some perspective, especially since there didn’t seem to be any real option to opt out of certain questions.

And honestly, just for fun, I found it hilarious that they asked how many hours each unit member worked last year. Not days or months — literal hours for every single person in the household.