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 is a clever one, and it's designed to make you think about the
  concept of \"before\" and \"after.\" In this \ncase, the word \"turkey\" is used
  twice, which can create some confusion.\n\nThe riddle is actually asking about the
  number of turkeys that come before and after the subject of the sentence, which\nis
  the \"turkey\" that is being described. Let's break it down:\n\n1. Two turkeys are
  mentioned before the subject (the \"turkey\" that is being described).\n2. Two turkeys
  are mentioned after the subject (the \"turkey\" that is being described).\n\nSo,
  when you add the number of turkeys before and after the subject, you get:\n\n1 turkey
  (the subject) + 2 turkeys (before the subject) + 2 turkeys (after the subject) =
  5 turkeys\n\nTherefore, the answer to the riddle is 5 turkeys."