There's always that one person who seems to always leave the door open.
Redditor JRM2 discovered he had a bit of a snake problem recently,UK so like any normal person, he whipped out his phone and forgot to turn it sideways, filming the snake vertically as it creeped around his property.
Eventually, the snake slipped behind a ladder and JRM2 lost sight of it. A few seconds later, the tail end of the snake can be seen slithering inside the house through a sliding door that was left open.
"Oh, that's bad," he can be heard saying after watching the snake head inside the home.
Luckily, it does not appear that this is a venomous snake. A load of comments on Reddit reassured JRM2 that the snake was either a rat snake or black racer, both of which are nonvenomous, but tend to hunt rodents.
So it looks like JRM2 has a snake problem, and a rodent problem.
UPDATE: July 22, 2021, 10:26 p.m. EDT This story has been updated to remove an embed from Vidme.
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