Imagine the pure randomness of returning home to find a group of builders tearing apart your house.
Chloe Fountain, from Detroit, was baffled at how the same 'mistake' had happened again as she recently came home to a group of builders doing renovations in her kitchen, unannounced.
She claimed a similar incident also took place last year when builders were getting to work in her garden.
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"Why does it keep happening? Workers came to the wrong house again," Chloe said in a now-viral social media post, which was posted last year.
She found four builders in her kitchen drilling on the worktops.
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"Yo you've got the wrong house!" she yells over the loud drilling noise.
"One of the guys is now talking to his boss. I guess now I have f***ing granite (in my kitchen).
"They gave me a bill, I'm not going to show you and I paid for it."
Initially, Chloe sounded pretty p***ed by the whole thing, however, it didn't take her long to warm to the new look.
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"I love it, thanks! Love mistakes," she said, noting that the old wooden worktops were replaced by high quality granite.
She told the Daily Star: "They put granite in my kitchen. So where I live, the homes are all 'cookie cutters', they're all the exact same layout.
"I was out grocery shopping and I don't lock my door. I live in a little town bordering Detroit, super safe."
Now, we know what you're probably thinking, was this blunder and last year's gardening incident connected?
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Well, apparently two completely different companies were involved.
"Like I said, I do not know if this is going to be concrete or a deck. It's a complete surprise because they're at the wrong house, right?" she said.
"So if you know what this is going to be - it's all stone - let me know."
Chloe said at the time of last year's mistake: "They're at the wrong house but I'm not going to stop them because I'd love to have free concrete - or a deck, whatever they're building."
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We know what you're thinking, both mistakes seem incredibly unlikely and many TikTokers have accused Chloe of faking the videos, especially when a very dubiously acted video appeared to show the moment Chloe told the builders about their mistake in the first video.
Commenting on the kitchen video, one user wrote: "All granite counter tops are custom cut to the cabinets they rest on. This could never happen."
Another said: "The only mistake was thinking that people would believe this."
Featured Image Credit: TikTok/@chloewaterz