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A Texas family set up a lemonade stand and World Cup fans lined up
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One family in Texas set up a lemonade stand that became a destination for World Cup fans from around the globe. After the final games, the family took a moment to reflect on all the fans who passed through. KXAS's Jala Washington reports.July 19, 2026
