Weird Issue with DateTime calculation

I've probably been working too hard, but can someone explain to me the following, taken from the Immediate window?

(int)DateTime.Now.Date.DayOfWeek = 4

and

(int)DayOfWeek.Sunday = 0

and

(int)DateTime.Now.Date.DayOfWeek - (int)DayOfWeek.Sunday = 4

but

(int)DayOfWeek.Sunday - (int)DateTime.Now.Date.DayOfWeek = Could not evaluate expression`

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EDIT:

Its the Immediate window that's giving me this weird result, not regular code.

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EDIT2:

The community seem to think its a bug in VS2010. I wonder if @EricLippert or @JonSkeet could spare a minute to confirm this or, if its not, offer an explanation about this behaviour?

It looks specific to the constant 0 and a non-literal value. The following works just fine:

int zero = 0;
zero - (int)DateTime.Now.Date.DayOfWeek
-4

While the following fails:

int four = 4;
0 - four
Could not evaluate expression

Update: I couldn't find a similar bug report, so I created one: https://connect.microsoft.com/VisualStudio/feedback/details/679501/integer-literal-0-integer-variable-could-not-evaluate-expression-immediate-window

Update #2: Microsoft is able to reproduce the issue and has resolved it as "Won't Fix", meaning there's hope for the next version of Visual Studio, but not for VS2010.

I have no idea, it looks like a bug to me.

// This doesn't work
0 - (int)DateTime.Now.Date.DayOfWeek

// But loads of similar variations do:
1 - (int)DateTime.Now.Date.DayOfWeek
-1 - (int)DateTime.Now.Date.DayOfWeek
a - (int)DateTime.Now.Date.DayOfWeek
0 - (int)DayOfWeek.Thursday

In any case everything behaves as expected in the compiled code.