Passage: Almost every time I leave the house , I try to make sure I 've remembered to lock all the doors . I live in the country , so if I forget sometimes , it is n't a big deal . There are n't too many criminals eager to break into my house . I left that day to take my children to story time at the library , and we were running a few minutes late , so I was rushing . I quickly put them in the car , and I realized at that moment that I had neglected to lock the side door . " Oh well , " I thought , " we 'll be back in an hour or so anyway . It does n't matter . " When we returned , I realized when I pulled into my driveway that the side door was ajar . I forgot that if it is n't locked , sometimes it swings open it 's own . I hurried to go close it , and I realized at that moment that not only had several chickens gotten into my home ( we are country people , after all ! ) I spent 20 minutes or so getting all the unwelcome visitors out , and I learned my lesson about leaving doors unlocked . Question: When did the consequences of not locking the door matter? Option1: when the chicken got in the house Option2: when they pulled into driveway
when the chicken got in the house