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 riddle seems to be a bit peculiar, as it mentions two turkeys both in
  front of and \nbehind the turkey. This situation would not typically apply to a
  single turkey, as it is \nunlikely for a turkey to be in front and behind itself
  at the same time. However, if we \nwere to interpret this riddle abstractly, we
  could consider the initial turkey as a \nreference point, with two additional turkeys
  in front of it and two more behind it. So, \nthe total number of turkeys would be
  the initial turkey plus the two in front and the two\nbehind, which equals five
  turkeys in total.\n\nIt's important to note that riddles can be quite subjective,
  and different \ninterpretations might lead to different answers. Nonetheless, in
  this case, the answer is\nfive turkeys."