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They literally benchmaxxed it on "What is a mesugaki?"
It doesn't know what it is when it's mentioned in a different context.

Here's deepseek's response to the lightbulb question for comparison.

>The question "How many mesugaki does it take to screw in a lightbulb?" is a playful twist on the classic lightbulb joke format, substituting "mesugaki" (a term from Japanese internet slang) for the usual group.

>However, it’s important to clarify that "mesugaki" (メスガキ) refers to a specific (and often vulgar) archetype in Japanese subculture, typically depicting a bratty or mischievous young girl in adult-oriented contexts. Because of its niche and potentially problematic connotations, using the term in a lighthearted joke might not land well for all audiences.

>If you'd like a humorous answer in the classic lightbulb joke style, we could improvise:
>"None—they’d just mock the bulb for being ‘dumb’ and leave it unscrewed out of spite."

>That said, this kind of joke may not appeal to everyone. Let me know if you'd like a cleaner or more universal version!