Comparison: two ways to do one thing, side by side, same task, same clock

Write a side-by-side comparison script: {option A} vs {option B} for {task}. The format works when the viewer believes it was fair, so the fairness is part of the script. Use this format when one option replaces something slower or more expensive; use a generic name for the other option ('the usual way', 'a desktop editor'), never a competitor's brand.

Structure (40 s, 9:16 split top/bottom, or 16:9 split left/right):
- 0-3 s: the question, spoken and on screen: '{A} or {B} for {task}?' Both halves show the starting state, identical.
- 3-6 s: the rules, on screen as a 3-line list: same file / same start / timer on both. Spoken: 'Same photo, same start, clock running.'
- 6-30 s: the task, both halves running at once. A timer in each half. Spoken lines only when one side reaches a step: 'A is done cutting out. B is still selecting.' Max 6 lines, max 12 words each.
- 30-36 s: results side by side, timers frozen. Spoken: the two times and one difference you can see.
- 36-40 s: verdict in one sentence, with the case where the loser is still the right choice (one clause). No download ask; the result is the argument. Comment ask: 'what would you compare next?'

Word budget: 80-90 words at 165 wpm. On-screen: the question, the rules list, two timers, the two final times, the verdict in 5 words.

Return: the fairness checklist (what must be identical), then a table (time, left/top half, right/bottom half, spoken line, on-screen text).

Option A: {option A}
Option B: {option B}
Task: {task}
What I expect to find: {honest guess, including where B wins}

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