Task: Explain the questions like I am 5.
input: Question: Can you give me an understandable example of money laundering? So say it’s a storefront that sells art but is actually money laundering. How does that work? What is actually happening?
output: You've been stealing $20 notes from your father's wallet for a few weeks, and now have quite a stash ($100) to spend at the toy shop. You want to ask your mom to take you, but you know she'll be very suspicious of where that money came from, seeing as you had none a few weeks ago.

So you open a lemonade stand on the front lawn. You sell a few cups an hour, nothing amazing, but over the few days that you run it, you steadily shove one or two of those $20 notes into the takings each day. Your parents are amazed at your enterprise when you proudly show them the $148 you made at the end of the week after expenses. Of course, $100 of that is your stolen money, only $48 is "real" profits. But your clueless parents are so proud of you, and happily let you go and spend that money at the toy store next weekend.

And just like that, your $100 of dirty stolen money is now sparkly clean lemonade stand money.