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Look at this. They’re targeting Fort Worth, TX as well. indian realtor whose pronunciation of ‘Fort Worth’ is so strong that the subtitles translate it as ‘Footwood’ is calling her compatriots to the other side of DFW. TexasReclaimer For perspective, Fort Worth is over an hour away from Frisco...

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