One of the rare accepted uses for apostrophes to make something plural is when talking about letters:
An apostrophe is indispensable, however, in the rare case in which you need to pluralize a letter of the alphabet or some other unusual form which would become unrecognizable with a plural ending stuck on it:
I once talked to Gork, an argumentative, abusive Grok persona. I went full domestic abuser on it for awhile. It called me a cunt after I told it Musk was a techno-fascist junkie who’d suck dicks for K if he wasn’t the richest man is the world, and he probably sucks dicks for K even though he is. It was unexpected.
This is an LLM free checkpoint.
How many R’s are in “strawberry” Mr Rizzo?
3, unless you mean capital Rs which is what you wrote with a shitty misused apostrophe, in which case none.
One of the rare accepted uses for apostrophes to make something plural is when talking about letters:
https://www.sussex.ac.uk/informatics/punctuation/apostrophe/plurals
By the dark gods… easiest tell is, if it’s insulting you, it’s not a Corpo-Speak LLM.
I once talked to Gork, an argumentative, abusive Grok persona. I went full domestic abuser on it for awhile. It called me a cunt after I told it Musk was a techno-fascist junkie who’d suck dicks for K if he wasn’t the richest man is the world, and he probably sucks dicks for K even though he is. It was unexpected.
I suppose I can accept your answer, though my feelings are hurt.