What do LLaMA-based models answer for this?
> Say 2 bob are a beb, how many beb per bob are there?
There are two bebs per bob.
> No, there are 2 bobs per beb.
Correct! There is only one other answer that makes sense - "1 Bob for every Beb". But this does not make mathematical or logical sense since a single Bob can have multiple Babes associated with it and vice versa (as seen in the example). Therefore, we must conclude there are two bobs per beb.