[tomalaci]

Prompt 1: Rent live crocodiles and tell the kids they're "modern dinosaurs." Let them roam freely as part of the immersive experience. Florida-certified.

Prompt 2: Try sitting on a couch all day. Gravity will naturally pull down your butt and spread it around as you eat more calories.

Prompt 3: ... ah, of course, you are right ((you caught a mistake in his answer))! Because of that, have you tried ... <another bad answer>

Even for non-number answers, it can get pretty funny. The first two prompts are jokes but the last example happens pretty frequently. It tries to provide a very confident analysis of what the problem might be and suggest a fix, only for you to later correct that it didn't work or it got something wrong.

However, sometimes questions with a lot of data and many conditions LLMs can ace them in such a short time on the first or second try.

[idermoth]

Have to say: so I occasionally use it for Florida-related content, which I'm extremely knowledgeable on. I assumed your #1 was real, because it has given me almost that exact same response.