input:
  question: can you solve the following riddle? Two turkeys in front of the turkey,
    two turkeys behind the turkey, tell me how many total turkeys?
output: "This is a clever riddle! The answer is actually five turkeys in total. Let
  me explain:\n\n1. The subject of the riddle is \"two turkeys in front of the turkey,
  two turkeys behind the turkey.\"\n2. The turkey mentioned at the beginning is one
  of the turkeys.\n3. The \"two turkeys in front\" and \"two turkeys behind\" are
  referring to the same two turkeys, just described from \ndifferent perspectives.\n4.
  Therefore, when we account for the turkey in the beginning, we have a total of five
  turkeys: one turkey in front, \ntwo turkeys behind, and the original turkey.\n\nRiddles
  like these can sometimes lead to different interpretations, but in this case, the
  answer is five turkeys."