it has become a somewhat regular occurrence. Should I be flustered or flattered? 
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Video by Creekside Outdoor Living
Creekside Outdoor Living
What happens here
The video features a man recounting an experience where a client mistakenly believed his company was fraudulent. This was due to another company, 'Maximus Hardscape,' allegedly using images of his company's completed projects on their own social media as if they were their work. The man had to provide video evidence of his team constructing the projects to reassure the client. He expresses a mix of frustration and a backhanded compliment that his work is desirable enough to be plagiarized.