Never go back there ._.

You live in texas. What kind of snakes do you have there? What did it look like. I wouldn't be so worried if it was a garden snake vs a rattle snake which is common in TX.

All I have to say is WTF where did the snake come from?

Try the snake trap idea. If this fails, become a Parseltongue.

It's cuddle season, even snakes deserve to cuddle.

And the next time you're late to work, Original Poster, you can let your boss(es) know that you realized a snake slithered into your home, did not search for it, just so you could be on time for work. They should give you Employee of the Month or something.

I'm hoping you learned to get yourself ready on time and not have to rush. The unexpected always happens.

red and black friend of jack

If you plan on finding the snake yourself, I recommend checking underneath sinks, behind your fridge, and your vents, if possible. That's where my friend's snake always seemed to end up, anyways. Though, you really should just call Animal Control, in the case that it's venomous. Good luck!

think of him as pest control.. he'll take care of any rodents u got!