There's nothing worse than waking up after a heavy night with a cracking headache and trying to work out what you did the night before.
Did you do anything silly? Offend anybody? Make any bad life choices?
But when one hungover Scottish man woke up the morning after what we assume was a pretty big house party, he had more than just a bit of beer fear to deal with - as he was in the wrong house.
He was asleep on the sofa when he was woken up by a very confused couple asking who he was, reports the Daily Record .
Turns out he had walked into the wrong house in Glasgow, tried to make himself some noodles as a late night snack before setting up a makeshift bed on the sofa and nodding off.
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In a hilarious video clip which is being widely shared on social media, he tells the camera: "A couple woke me up going 'who are you?'.
"I'm like 'what are you talking about? I was here at the party last night'.
"And he went 'trust me man, there was no party here last night'."
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In the video, which has been watched more than 70,000 times, he tells the bizarre story through fits of giggles.
Luckily the couple's whose house he accidentally broke into also found it funny and can be seen laughing in the background.
They even made him a cuppa and gave him a cigarette to help with the hangover before he went on his way.
He says: "I went to get a taxi last night. The taxi left and I came into the wrong house.
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"I came in, got a cover and went to sleep.
"Instead of going back to the party I went into the house next door."
He can barely speak through his laughter as he explains a pot of noodles was found in the kitchen and says: "I must have been making myself noodles."
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The couch-hopping reveller went on to thank the pair for their hospitality saying: "Thank god this woman is from Glasgow.
"She was like 'aye we're welcoming'. Got a cup of tea and a fag!
"Thank you very much for being so understanding."
