[gentle music] At the Texas-Oklahoma border, the Washita and Red Rivers meet to form Lake Texoma.
It's surrounded, uh, by the lake on one side and then farmland on the other.
Just on the other side of the border in Windom, Texas, 19-year-old Ashley Lindsey lives at home with her parents.
There she is.
[laughs] Hey.
Thank you.
Didn't even see you come in.
Did you get out of work at the usual time?
Oh, I left work early, actually.
Got a call from an angry customer, and it didn't go well, so my manager let me have the afternoon off.
[laughs]
Ashley had taken a break from school and decided to work for a little while, so she had started a job where she was, uh, answering telephone calls for Verizon, helping people with their phone plans and stuff like that.
[gentle music] At the Texas-Oklahoma border, the Washita and Red Rivers meet to form Lake Texoma.
It's surrounded, uh, by the lake on one side and then farmland on the other.
Just on the other side of the border in Windom, Texas, 19-year-old Ashley Lindsey lives at home with her parents.
There she is.
[laughs] Hey.
Thank you.
Didn't even see you come in.
Did you get out of work at the usual time?
Oh, I left work early, actually.
Got a call from an angry customer, and it didn't go well, so my manager let me have the afternoon off.
[laughs]
Ashley had taken a break from school and decided to work for a little while, so she had started a job where she was, uh, answering telephone calls for Verizon, helping people with their phone plans and stuff like that.
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