Donald Trump sparked confusion today as he announced a press conference by his legal team would take place outside a landscape gardening firm.
In a series of tweets, the President announced his team of lawyers, led by Borat 2 star and former New York Mayor Rudy Giuliani, would speak to the press outside the Four Seasons in Philadelphia.
He wrote: "Lawyers press conference at Four Seasons, Philadelphia. 11.00 A.M."
But eight minutes later, the original tweet was deleted.
The President, who is expected to lose the election at some point today, said: "Four Season's (sic) Landscaping!" - quote tweeting his original tweet, which had already been deleted.
Finally there was clarity.
Trump tweeted to clarify that the Four Seasons he meant was not the hotel in Philadelphia, but a landscaping business around 11 miles away, called Four Seasons Total Landscaping.
And the time had been pushed back by half an hour.
He tweeted: "Big press conference today in Philadelphia at Four Seasons Total Landscaping — 11:30am!"
He then tweeted the location a second time: "Lawyer’s Press Conference at Four Season’s Landscaping, Philadelphia. Enjoy!"
It's unclear why the President's legal team is holding a press conference outside a gardening firm.
Or, indeed, whether the President knew it was a gardening firm when he tweeted the location to his 88 million Twitter followers.
Next door to Four Seasons Total Landscaping is an establishment called Fantasy Island.
Fantasy Island is an Adult book store, which advertises that it sells DVDs, lotions and novelty gifts.
A sign outside says it has "viewing booths."
On the other side of the road is the Delaware Valley cremation centre.
In a tweet, the Four Seasons Hotel, Philadelphia said: "To clarify, President Trump’s press conference will NOT be held at Four Seasons Hotel Philadelphia.
"It will be held at Four Seasons Total Landscaping— no relation with the hotel."
The President's legal team has spent the days since the election in a series of battleground states, filing a series of lawsuits claiming fraud and irregularity in the election.
Most have, so far, been dismissed as spurious.
