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On November 8th, 2020 (the day after Election Day in some parts of America), it became clear that incumbent U.S. president Donald Trump had indeed lost his re-election bid to Democratic challenger Joe Biden. The election results were finally officialized across the country, bringing an end to several long and arduous days of uncertainty.

To commemorate this momentous occasion, people took to streets worldwide in joyful celebration - dancing, singing songs like 'We Are All Going Home', ringing cowbells, honking horns, waving flags of all colors. In some cities, revelers even set fire to effigies or cardboard cutouts representing Donald Trump as a way of symbolizing the end of his presidency.

Meanwhile, back in Los Angeles (where this particular story seems to be coming from), writer Tejal Rao couldn't help but burst into fits of laughter whenever she thought about how fittingly apt it all was - especially considering that very same day would forever go down in history books as 'Four Seasons Total Landscaping Day', named after a humble Philadelphia-based landscaping business whose name just so happened to sound eerily similar (and thus be confused with) the famous luxury hotel chain called Four Seasons.

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